The UF men’s and women’s golf teams both have a lot to build on heading into the spring campaign.
Michael Hardwick started fighting for LGBTQ+ rights in 1986.
Last Spring, Jonathan Katz had an idea for an app.
Arthur Jennings let his passion for music show.
A UF student is trying to make navigating UF’s website easier.
UF students can now access parts of the Reitz Union.
The Samuel P. Harn Museum of Art received two grants for an upcoming exhibit.
Santa Fe College Student Senate elected a new parliamentarian and a club senator onto its elections committee during its first Spring Senate meeting.
The Gainesville Community Development Committee inched forward Wednesday with a housing plan to provide smaller, cheaper housing alternatives for the community and its homeless population.
Beginning this semester, students will have a new safety app.
Four master’s programs at UF’s Hough School of Business ranked among the best in the nation.
When Holly Raynard accessed e-Learning Monday, an unfamiliar website greeted her.
When JeanCarlos Asencio got the email about UF’s drone procedures, he wasn’t surprised.
UF students will be able to borrow professional clothes this semester.
Student Body President Joselin Padron-Rasines welcomed student senators to the first Spring Senate meeting.
Culling through everything I’ve read about the new year, articles usually include two things: resolutions and motivational quotes meant to inspire readers to follow through with said resolutions for at least a month. These articles don’t exactly represent creative and original ways to look at the new year, but you know what they say. “You can’t know where you’re going until you know where you’ve been.”
UF students will continue to have unlimited online access to The New York Times.
One of the main researchers featured in the movie “Concussion” has been appointed as interim executive directior of UF Health’s McKnight Brain Institute.
The National Academy of Inventors has recognized two UF professors for their work in creating and patenting innovations.
A new grant will allow UF’s HealthStreet to help residents in lower income counties.
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