Authorities are investigating the possible theft of a skink from the Santa Fe College Teaching Zoo as of Tuesday afternoon, according to the college’s police.
UF researchers can treat harmful cow bacteria, and humans could be the next to benefit.
With renewed scrutiny over Student Government’s ability to handle our money, I feel as though it would be a great idea to go over how the budget works, especially with the new class of 2023 likely scratching their collective heads.
UF Inspire Party Senators Zachary Amrose and Zachariah Chou have collected more than 1,000 signatures for a petition to pass a bill that would transfer $800,000 from Student Government reserves to fund student organizations.
UF is seeing a rise in its percentage of out-of-state freshmen compared to other public universities in Florida, according to recent data.
UF's band director is at home recovering following an attack by Miami fans at the UF vs. UM football game Saturday.
Ketchup, salads and salsa all require a good-tasting tomato.
Get ready to wear your cowboy hats for not one, but two country acts at this year’s Gator Growl homecoming concert on Oct. 4.
As football fans gear up for the University of Florida vs. University of Miami game on Saturday, one man took it upon himself to remind UM fans that Gainesville is Gator Nation.
Caroline Turner took up oil painting at six years old. She painted a rabbit so immaculate, it looked lifelike.
UF’s Black Student Assembly committee has announced the official date of its assembly following recent changes to the disbursement of UF Student Government money following the Young Americans for Freedom lawsuit.
Kaley Thomas, a UF law student living off loans, choked back tears while discovering all of her textbooks were stolen from her locker.
Florida State University has a circus. UF has our Student Government with better clowns.
You belong in college. And there’s nothing wrong with you if you don’t feel that way. I’ve been in a similar place too, like I’d somehow duped the admissions committee into letting me past the gate. It can be so easy to fall into that spiral of self-doubt, that feeling of being out-of-place among “better qualified” classmates. I get where that comes from, and if you feel that way, I can’t emphasize enough how wrong you are.
When campaigning on campus, you get the chance to talk to a lot of people. Many students are excited to get involved, to learn more and to vote. Others, not so much. Some laugh at you and actively delight in their indifference.
Somehow, it’s already my sixth first day of school here at UF, my second first day of law school, and yet I still have no idea what I’m supposed to write about. My editor kindly suggested I write something using my experience from these four years of undergraduate and one year of law school to help new UF undergraduate students be successful. As I have zero experience being a “successful” undergraduate student, (no seriously, I was the worst, just ask my stressed-out parents how excited they were when they got my degree in the mail), I thought I’d share a few things that got me over the finish line during the many times I thought I wasn’t going to graduate.
New technological developments could lead to a more effective way to study diseases and change how drugs are developed.
A UF graduate student is learning how seagrass plays a role in combating the effects of climate change.
After 17 years of serving as the president of Santa Fe College, Jackson Sasser declared his upcoming retirement in February 2020.
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