UF students play childhood game, celebrate Asian culture
By Paisley Papineau | Oct. 11, 2015UF students relived two childhood games — capture the flag and hide-and-seek — Sunday night.
UF students relived two childhood games — capture the flag and hide-and-seek — Sunday night.
Dressed in blue, red, yellow and pink — they came to dance, leaving their shoes at the door. About 200 UF students twirled in wavering circles Sunday night.
After the rain passed, about 800 UF students and alumni in patterned bikinis and bright board shorts crowded Lake Wauburg’s South Shore on Saturday.
UF students and faculty lit candles Friday morning with solemn faces as nine names were read.
Carol Greenlee’s father wasn’t there when she was born.
"We had a date — or what I thought was a date," Diamond Delancy said.
UF will soon make it easier for incoming freshmen to apply to college.
A bell rang out over Liberty Pond.
UF students are taking a stand for their health — by walking.
As a 3-D printer whirred behind her Thursday, Erin Winick spoke about the way she combines art and science.
UF international students exchanged numbers and munched on chocolate chip cookies and Oreos in the Hub on Thursday night.
UF industrial and systems engineering sophomore Andres Esteller chanted: "Consent is hot. Assault is not."
UF students will celebrate Day of the Girl Child on Sunday and learn how to help girls in poor countries get an education.
The Florida Constitution’s 50th birthday is coming up, and UF plans to celebrate.
Pugh Hall became a forum for political discussion Wednesday night as former U.S. Sen. Alan Simpson, R-WY., spoke to a crowd of about 150 students and community members.
Santa Fe College Fine Arts will soon bring ancient Greece to Gainesville.
The Santa Fe College Student Senate debated Wednesday evening about a resolution to endorse bills in the Florida State Senate and House to allow concealed carry on college and university campuses.
Students’ toothpastes could harm the environment.
Cheers were heard and hugs were given throughout the Senate chambers as a new Senate President and Pro-Tempore was sworn in.
A 7-year-old boy in Naples is getting a special Christmas present — an arm.