Farm workers protest outside UF Burger King
By KATIE GALLAGHER | Oct. 3, 2007The Burger King, decked out in a shiny red robe and a rubber mask, marched through Turlington Plaza Wednesday.
The Burger King, decked out in a shiny red robe and a rubber mask, marched through Turlington Plaza Wednesday.
With loud cheers and lit cigars, Gator Party candidates celebrated their near-sweep of the fall Student Government election early Thursday morning.
Fire alarms went off around 11:45 p.m. Wednesday inside the Constans Theatre on campus.
A grand opening will be held this weekend in honor of Emma, a 15.4 pound female ocelot.
(LeighAnne Campbell / Alligator) A construction worker lifts a pole to continue work on the addition to the Ben Hill Griffin Stadium on Wednesday morning.
Four student senators, including a former Student Senate president, were expelled from Senate at Tuesday night's Senate meeting.
Tuesday's rainy weather may have drenched political party candidates campaigning during the first day of the fall Student Government election, but it didn't completely deter students from voting.
UF President Bernie Machen decided Monday to reschedule the Oct. 11 appearance of Dr. Jack Kevorkian.
As the lights dimmed and the curtain rose, 30-something perfectly poised, high-heeled pairs of feet stood waiting. The dancing began.
Competing alone in the fall Student Government election against well-organized political parties with thousands of dollars in funding might seem like a daunting task.
UF students can keep jumping, jogging and judo kicking next semester, but it might not count for class credit.
Colored smoke and earth-shaking bass filled the O'Connell Center as Fabolous and Lil Wayne performed Monday night.
Undergraduate research should start as early as possible, a Howard Hughes Medical Institute official said Friday.
During his opening speech at the open house for UF's Center for European Studies, former Sen. Bob Graham stressed the importance of learning a second language.
(Charles Roop / Alligator Staff) Participants in "Great Underwear Dash 6" soak-up in the sprinklers next to the Racquet Club Dining Center on campus Friday night. The event was not only used for charity - by giving away the clothes they remove before running - but for kicking off the Progress Party's campaign in the SG elections.
UF dignitaries were all smiles Friday night as they mingled at a ritzy gala with university benefactors, some of whom have given more than ,1 million.
Hip-hop artists Lil' Wayne and Fabolous are coming to the O'Connell Center on Monday.
The Progress Party kicked off its campaign for the fall Student Government election by taking it off.
UF President Bernie Machen decided Monday to reschedule the Oct. 11 appearance of Dr. Jack Kevorkian.
A UF student was arrested Wednesday during a class in Williamson Hall 100.