Scooters, SUVs and a 1986 hot rod were some of the about 30 vehicles members of the Campus Diplomats washed in honor of Veterans Day.
Seven-year-old Willow Hess spent two days learning and rehearsing the dance she performed Sunday morning with a crowd of about 100.
When Amy Meacham bought masquerade masks on Bourbon Street in 2010, she didn’t know what she would use them for, she just knew she needed to buy them.
As Emily Johns sauntered into Flavet Field walking beside her bike and carrying her backpack from the class she had just left, she passed few police officers.
UF is going head-to-head with Florida State University to see who can collect the most canned food donations.
When Alex Tepperman checked his Twitter feed the day Richard Spencer spoke at UF, he saw a photo of himself protesting with added comments from users supporting white nationalism and ethno states.
With a paint-covered smock tied around her waist and a floppy hat sitting on her head, Julia Morrisroe ducked beneath a tarp and painted circles on a new campus mural.
About 30 students danced to salsa and bachata music to raise money for the victims of Hurricane Maria.
Carol Ciancutti, who dedicates her career to warning women about the dangers of breast implants and other women’s health issues, spoke at UF on Tuesday.
Kyle Phipps remembers exactly where he was on Nov. 8, 2016 — election day.
Pride Student Union will host a three-week program to celebrate inclusivity and teach students about transgender people.
Students urged congress to support the undocumented community and DACA on Tuesday.
Tyjah Eady debated with members of Young Americans for Freedom on the first day of the club’s annual Freedom Week.
When she left the psychiatric ward for the second time this year, Sophia Ahmed was scared.
Florida State University suspended all of its fraternities and sororities Monday after a student died at an off-campus party and, in a separate incident, another student was arrested on drug-related charges.
After being told not to, South Florida rapper Denzel Curry crowd surfed during his first show at UF, which caused a speaker to topple over, the music to stop and the lights to go on.
Despite low overall voting rates in the 2016 presidential election, UF saw an increase in student voters.
Chris Frego managed to turn $500,000 into $5 million over the span of a month — with simulated money.
As children dug through the sand to find fossils, others gawked at the open-jawed mouths of the sharks on display.
To help with mid-semester stress, the Reitz Programming Board will host a painting event promoting the importance of mental health.
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