Emily Hunt has killed two student senators and has her eyes set on another.
UF raised almost $50,000 less than last year in its fall pledge drive for WUFT-FM, the university-owned radio station that recently dropped its classical music programming in favor of more news and talk shows.
A successful crossbreed of two citrus fruits has left a sweet taste of accomplishment in the mouths of its inventors.
The Berlin Wall came tumbling down again Monday afternoon.
When Wilma Smith enrolled in engineering classes at UF in 1941, heads turned.
Director and producer Brett Ratner will speak Tuesday at the University Auditorium about his career.
Jeremy Piven, otherwise known as Ari Gold from HBO's hit series "Entourage," will speak at UF on Nov. 23.
Hula hooping isn't just for kids anymore.
More than 20 students attended an open forum Thursday to give their input on the Reitz Union's future.
The Florida Players are back again, but this time with a darker storyline.
A 2006 Bowl Championship Series National Championship ring will find a new home Monday.
UF is increasing alcohol awareness after receiving two grants from the U.S. Department of Education in July and October. The money will be used to create a new advertising campaign, which will debut in the spring.
Wacky Gators apparel, lucky alligator heads and tons of food are the standard at Gators tailgates.
Contestants at the African Student Union Scholarship Pageant traced their roots to about five different countries but emphasized the importance of uniting cultures during a two-hour show at the Reitz Union Rion Ballroom Thursday night.
Five dollars and a phone is all you need to help put a UF student through college, thanks to a new text-based donation program launched by UF this past week.
Some UF students are working hard to put a smile on the faces of children.
A local man was banned from all UF libraries after he threatened to throw his hot coffee on anyone using his favorite computer.
Blake Mycoskie came up with idea while vacationing in Argentina.
1,300 more people have applied for admissions than at this time last year.
There were no major problems in the first mass distribution of vaccines to UF students. 100 doses remain from students who did not show for appointments, and the Student Health Care Center expects to get more shipments of the vaccine.
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