When Dr. Scott A. Rivkees joins the UF and Shands family, he won't do it alone.
Throughout the day, students at about 1,800 schools across the country have pledged to remain silent for the 2011 Pro-Life Day of Silent Solidarity.
Sometimes, I like to wake up early, get a delicious breakfast from "Not My Dorm Room" and grab a bench outside to do some reading.
Last week, Patti Wyatt saved $5 at Coffee Culture through a Groupon purchase.
Anthropology senior Stephen White spent the summer working with a ministry in Paris, but he had one main dilemma: He didn't speak French very well.
Researchers at UF and the Mote Marine Laboratory in Sarasota have discovered that bacteria natural to coral are capable of slowing a white pox disease that plagues many Florida coral reefs.
Sixth-grader Megan Lapcevic, 11, dipped her paint brush into a Styrofoam cup and coated her pumpkin in a deep magenta paint.
David Parra sets up his video camera and switches on his lighting equipment, which shines on a black backdrop surrounded by painted rainbow walls.
While many UF students were road-tripping back from Baton Rouge, La., on Sunday, Alpha Epsilon Pi fraternity brothers and UF Hillel members were building a large sukkah.
Anthony Reynolds and Juan Rodriguez make eye contact, ask about someone's day and give handshakes and hugs.
The occupation is starting to move from downtown toward campus.
Despite expectations, tickets for the Florida-Georgia football game did not sell out Wednesday evening.
Economics and political science sophomore Alexander Cohen, 20, checks his Facebook once or twice a day for about 30 minutes on his computer. He checks it once an hour for about a minute on his phone.
As a law student, John Laster is a novice.
Norman Finkelstein, a political scientist, author and lecturer, spoke about a solution to the Israel-Palestine conflict in a lecture Thursday night at the Reitz Union Grand Ballroom.
Although football fans are usually forced to get their alcohol fix within the walls of bars on the Fridays before UF home games, a new downtown event offers the opportunity to toss back a few beers outdoors.
Four of the UF Supreme Court Justices outlined measures for future elections cycles at a Wednesday night meeting.
Firefighters, police officers and about 300 people clad in pink gathered on the lawn north of the stadium from 2 to 6 p.m. for the 2011 Pink Heals Tour.
Last July, telecommunication senior Ashley Stout was walking by the Reitz Union when she saw something out of the corner of her eye that caused her to do a double take.
If you're not studying science, engineering or technology, Gov. Rick Scott may not think your degree is worth funding.
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