Although UF has no official plans to for President-elect Barack Obama's inauguration Tuesday, student groups will be holding viewings and other events on campus.
Student Senate President Jordan Johnson announced Wednesday that he will be running for Student Government president this spring.
Although Student Government elections are more than a month away, the rush to register student parties began Monday.
Student senators kicked off the New Year with a few resolutions of their own Tuesday night at the first Senate meeting of spring semester.
The chant "am Israel chi" filled the air as about 100 people marched down University Avenue on Monday.
It wasn't until Friday morning when she was celebrating with her friends on University Avenue that Carolyn Martin realized she would be giving the first campus tour after the championship.
Three days after the Gators' victory over the Oklahoma Sooners in Miami, the party was still on back home.
UF admissions can expect to snag some more applicants in the coming year, if past championships are any indication.
A new library for the Horticultural Sciences Department, comprised of materials from professors' personal collections, was unveiled Friday.
It turns out students who skipped class on Friday after celebrating the football team's defeat of the Oklahoma Sooners the night before weren't alone.
UF was not one of the six Florida schools named in The Princeton Review's list of the 100 Best Value Colleges for 2009, released Thursday.
The game was in Miami, but you wouldn't know it from the noise at the Stephen C. O'Connell Center during the BCS National Championship Game Thursday night.
The items that sit inside glass cases tell Cuba's story - a map of the island nation from 1606, a book of poetry from a slave who would become a famous intellectual, and even photos of a future UF professor who joined Fidel Castro's revolution.
It took some time and the threat of a $10 fine, but UF faculty are getting the hang of Florida's textbook affordability law.
UF President Bernie Machen is expanding efforts to further diversity among UF's faculty and student body.
UF researchers took advantage of Miami's BCS National Championship crowds this week to show off their new inventions.
Creative, bug-loving scientists will have the chance to win some money in the future thanks to a UF professor.
UF fans stuck in Gainesville for the BCS National Championship Game don't have to stay at home.
Ryan Bowen does not need a plane or car to travel from Los Angeles to the presidential inauguration.
In line with international protests on the issue, the controversial attacks in the Gaza Strip have sparked reactions from UF students on both sides of the spectrum.
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