Number of international students increasing nationwide
By Emily Morrow | Nov. 16, 2011Hyunji Lim and Moonhee Cho want to work in America.
Hyunji Lim and Moonhee Cho want to work in America.
Waving colorful signs and chanting "stand up, fight back," UF graduate assistants rallied Wednesday to protest student fees they think are unfair.
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First spotted on the streets of New York and Los Angeles on celebrities such as Khloe Kardashian Odom, critter hats have scurried their way down to Gainesville. And with cold weather around the corner (fingers crossed), they'll have a warm welcome.
Scents of cinnamon, nutmeg, brown sugar and baked apples escape from the oven, filling the kitchen with the warm aroma that is reminiscent of grandma's baking come holiday time.
In the third impeachment trial in UF Student Government history, the Senate voted Tuesday night not to impeach Supervisor of Elections Toni Megna.
Instead of climbing rock walls or running obstacle courses, participants in the Technology Entrepreneur BootCamp gathered Tuesday evening to hear business tips and learn how to pitch their products to investors.
Spanish freshman Keegan Storrs wanted to make his first college schedule an interesting one.
UF Army ROTC and Navy ROTC will compete Thursday to determine which branch is better - at flag football, that is.
Without a cigarette, smokers become restless, anxious and irritable but also healthier.
Luma Mufleh left a priveleged life in Jordan to coach a children's soccer team in Georgia.
UF Hillel has expanded Israel Week into Israel Month this year in hopes of giving students more opportunity to participate.
Student Senate President Andy Mason has announced the 11 members of the specialized committee that will be tasked with revising the UF Student Government elections codes.
Eight UF students took home the first and second place spots at a national mock trial competition in Alexandria, Va., last week.
The Florida Quidditch team left Gainesville last week for the 2011 World Cup as a 21-member group with high hopes.
Students and faculty can attend events showcasing UF's international programs all week.
For the third time in UF Student Government history, the Student Senate will conduct an impeachment trial.
Capstone Companies and Provident Resources Group held a grand opening for The Continuum, the newest addition to UF's Innovation Square, on Thursday afternoon.
Disability Awareness Week, hosted by Student Government, began Friday. But Meredith Raymond, director of the Disability Affairs cabinet, said she hopes the entire week will foster an awareness of people apart from their disabilities.
Not even a power outage could stop gamers from participating in National Gaming Day @ Library West on Saturday.