UF Health Shands Hospital’s smallest patients are getting more space with the expansion of the neonatal intensive care unit.
Graduate assistants gifted a UF administrator a basket including bills, a bra and a condom.
Sometimes Nicholas Nourieh spends hours looking at the relics of his past life.
Gator fans will wine and dine on the field of the football team’s new indoor training facility tonight.
UF students may have access to free suits, heels and ties in time for the next Career Showcase.
A proposed amendment to Santa Fe College rules that e-cigarettes are placed under the same tobacco rules as regular cigarettes moved closer to final approval Wednesday.
Sumi Helal thinks UF faculty needs to be paid more.
The Charleston School of Law introduced a new program allowing Spring admissions and hopes UF students take notice.
The UF Supreme Court of the Student Body ruled unanimously Wednesday that the ability of some members of the executive committee to vote for nominees twice is unconstitutional.
Miguel Cardona snapped an award-winning photo when he asked for directions in Sayulita, Mexico.
A UF group plans to add a sweet treat when it serves up a meatless Thanksgiving on Friday.
Santa Fe College Student Senate moved forward with several bills Wednesday, which included amendments to court appearance rules and Senate meeting attendance requirements.
The Phillips Center for the Performing Arts stage was split Tuesday night: on one side, an outspoken civil rights activist, and on the other, a former police chief with a controversial past. But the night was surprisingly mild.
It’s great UF — and that’s mostly thanks to generous donations.
UF biological station receives $20,000 grant
UF volleyball player Simone Antwi is making her presence known outside the Stephen C. O’Connell Center.
Michael Strickland said he believes in universal health care, and he plans to tell his peers why today on the Plaza of the Americas.
Students showed their Gator pride by swinging a sledgehammer toward a garnet-and-gold car painted with the words "Beat FSU" on Tuesday afternoon.
It began with the American national anthem.
For the first time, the UF Student Body president wasn’t speaking solo at the State of the Campus Address.
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