Student Government plans to install six cellphone charging stations across campus this week.
Kappa Alpha Psi fraternity was named Friday morning as the second fraternity recently involved in hazing at UF.
This was the philosophy of President Bush’s foreign policy: By bringing democracy to certain places in the Middle East, it will create a push for democracy in other authoritarian regimes.
Gregg Freas walked hand-in-hand with his 4-year-old son, Samuel, and pointed out the shiniest engines he could find for his boy.
The story you are about to read is true. The names have been changed to protect the innocent.
Often, the controversy that surrounds Student Government overshadows the good things that get done.
First, I would like to compliment Luke Bailey’s ongoing commitment to his conservative values.
Emily Cottrell was expecting to find liquor bottles when she spent St. Patrick’s Day cleaning up trash, but she didn’t expect to find a brand-new ID or part of a dashboard.
Renee Shifrin-Tannenholtz grinned ear to ear as she had her head shaved in front of a crowd of about 115 people.
Like many of you who arrived at UF in the fall of 2008 or before, I’ve noticed a giant increase in the cost of attendance.
OMAHA, Neb. – When Billy Donovan met with the rest of his staff Thursday night to discuss stopping one of the best big men in the country, he already knew which Florida player could get the job done.
OMAHA, Neb. – Florida’s second-round matchup with Virginia on Friday was billed as a clash of contrasting styles.
UF President Bernie Machen laid out a plan for tuition increases and addressed members’ concerns about GatorCare during Thursday’s Faculty Senate meeting.
The third-generation iPad tablet debuts at the UF bookstore today, but students won’t get a discount on the product.
Ladies and gentleman, put on your green, get out your shamrocks, hide your gold from those greedy leprechauns.
Hotrods will gear up this weekend for the Gainesville Street Rods annual car show.
As we get closer to graduation, more of us are looking to make the kind of money we’ve never seen in our lives at new jobs.
As St. Patrick’s Day revelers begin their celebrations in Midtown, Jason McKibben will be going bald for children with cancer.
UF students can go “Around the World in 30 Days” with International Month, which ends in April.
A life-size temple made of PVC pipes and cloth will take up most of the real estate on the Reitz Union North Lawn next week.
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