Michelle Jacobs is only a few inches tall during third and fourth period Thursdays - unless you zoom in on her.
UF scientists have just released a tasty creation.
The Independent Florida Alligator will hold an open house today from 2 to 5 p.m. to meet students interested in reporting, copy editing, graphic design, cartooning, generating online content and more.
Long lines, pricey books and empty shelves are often the norm for students during the first week of classes.
Just over a week after UF sent notices to many of the 60 employees being laid off, UF President Bernie Machen announced an initiative to use $10 million in stimulus money to hire up to 100 new faculty this year.
He knows it could come back to haunt him, but he's willing to take that chance.
Three shiny blue scooters, two Lincoln Town Cars and a mini bus stood waiting as about 60 UF students socialized at The Swamp Restaurant Wednesday night.
A former UF student filed a lawsuit against the university Tuesday, alleging Student Government employees broke the law when they denied him access to audio and video recordings of Student Senate meetings.
Gators will have a chance to party with the president Wednesday night.
On game day, LSU is the enemy.
The Southwest Recreation Center will be bigger and better come fall 2010, as a result of the demands made by students, UF director of recreational sports David Bowles said.
Freshman Ally Vitale is hoping to see the bands Death Cab for Cutie and Radiohead on a daily basis - and she can because she is shopping to fill the empty walls of her dorm room.
After a late start, Student Senate kicked off the fall semester with some heavy debate.
Despite recent budget cuts, the Digital Worlds Institute is offering four new graduate-level courses this fall.
In addition to losing its title as the top party school, UF may slip to No. 2 in enrollment among state universities this year.
UF climbed two spots in both the national and public school standings in the U.S. News & World Report 2010 rankings.
If tuition included a personal tour guide, navigating a new school would be simple. Fortunately, new Gators can benefit from the next best thing.
Zumaly Dixon snuggles in her dorm bed while on her laptop as a Harry Potter movie plays in the background.
A pedestrian on UF's Stadium Road Friday afternoon may have mistaken the swarm of freshmen for a new military branch.
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