Every day, the Hare Krishnas chant a melodic meditation and serve food to students in UF’s Plaza of the Americas.
Few students voted in Tuesday’s Gainesville City Commission, but history shows this is the norm.
Family and friends will gather today to bid farewell to a UF student who died over Spring Break.
The Florida Legislature is no longer considering the bill that would have allowed students to openly carry guns on campus, and it now exists as a means to introduce open carry to the state.
Shinichi Amano was napping with his 3-year-old daughter in his Tokyo apartment when the shaking woke him.
The Phillips Center for the Performing Arts is expected to be at full capacity tonight for a perfomance by Matisyahu.
When Dr. Colleen Le Prell recruited 21-year-olds who said they had normal hearing for a research study, she encountered an oddity.
The fight against block tuition began admirably but has spun out of control thanks to the volition of a few students. When Ben Meyers campaigned on a vote against block tuition he didn’t cast and Dave Schneider on a petition that he didn’t write, I was upset but realized it was just politics. However, on my first day back from break, I was greeted by signs and graffiti stating that, “The block might spare you if you have a trust fund,” and that the fight is some kind of class warfare.
The 8.9-magnitude earthquake that rocked Japan Friday left several nuclear power plants unable to cool their reactors, sparking concern about a nuclear crisis.
UF freshman Molly Ammon, 19, was found dead Sunday morning in Pinellas County by friends who were staying with her at a condo for Spring Break.
Just three days after learning he had Hodgkin’s lymphoma, 20-year-old UF student Bryno Gay wanted to run in a 5K charity race.
Three UF students are working to bring the third-largest international relief and development charity in the United States closer to campus.
As it prepares for a curriculum overhaul for new students, UF’s journalism department will be led by a new chairman.
The banana plant may be at risk of extinction due to the spread of a disease.
Gainesville’s first Jewish Film Festival starts today and is designed to entertain and educate the Gainesville community on Jewish culture.
The 12 UF students who were in Japan at the time are safe, said Kirsten Laufer, UF’s study abroad assistant director.
I’d never been to Mardi Gras before, or even to New Orleans, but I was instructed to expect the worst.
The Supreme Court ruled 8-1 Wednesday in favor of a controversial Kansas church’s infamous funeral protests, citing the First Amendment.
Tom Miller had his life plan all sketched out when he came to Gainesville in 1984. It went something like this: go to school, get a degree in something and continue onward.
The Gainesville City Commission agreed Thursday to create more bus services at UF and pump $49,000 into a Gainesville Police TV show.
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