Despite UF’s Multicultural and Diversity Affairs’s effort to emphasize transparency surrounding the upcoming renovations to the Institute of Black Culture and “La Casita,” the Institute of Hispanic-Latino Cultures, some students feel like they’ve been left in the dark.
Between stern talks, moments of relief and poking fun at Gov. Rick Scott, the Graduate Assistants United labor union and a UF bargaining team made progress on their monthslong negotiations in recent meetings.
UF has chosen the first female chair of the UF Investment Corporation, or UFICO.
This summer, the Levin College of Law will visit 10 cities to raise $1.5 million for student scholarships.
Between stern talks, moments of relief and poking fun at Gov. Rick Scott, the Graduate Assistants United labor union and a UF bargaining team made progress on their monthslong negotiations Thursday.
Growing up, Howard Lin always watched America’s Got Talent.
UF President Kent Fuchs said he plans to increase the faculty at UF by 500 people within the next few years.
Mika Sheerin remembers feeling starstruck her first time at The Jam.
UF’s Gale Lemerand Drive will be under construction for the Summer semester to improve underground utilities for the university.
Trung Tran remembers June 12, 2016, clearly.
The North Central Florida YMCA will celebrate its 50th year in Gainesville this month, an achievement that comes after a financially stressful year.
The UF community will gather Monday night to remember the lives of those who died one year ago in a mass shooting at Pulse Nightclub in Orlando, Florida.
UF’s Multicultural and Diversity Affairs hired a new director of Black Affairs this week.
A UF Ph.D. student has been working with the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration to conduct deep-sea research.
After more than five months of negotiations, the Graduate Assistants United and UF reached an agreement on health care and are on track to renew their contract for the next three years.
Amid a series of major changes within UF’s administration, a top legal adviser for the university has resigned.
When UF graduate student Mirsada Serdarevic was walking on Gale Lemerand Drive, she noticed a substantial amount of trash in a creek that is home to about three or four gators.
When UF alumnus and England native Scott Henshall heard the news of a deadly attack in London on Saturday night, he immediately reached for his phone to message his brother.
Three billion light-years away, two black holes collided and merged to form one larger black hole, sending gravitational waves rippling through the universe.
As the sustainability movement gains traction, the medical field is looking toward implementing earth-conscious practices.
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