The UF Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences has included UF students in its bilingual extension course for the first time.
UF welcomed veterinary students to a new laboratory with open arms — or open paws.
The ceremonial green ribbon was cut and the UF Field and Fork Pantry served the Gator Good.
Research on new technology for prosthetics, eliminating citrus greening and curing hepatitis C is in the works thanks to the record amount of research funding UF received in the 2015 fiscal year.
The Senate chambers were relaxed Tuesday night until a heated public debate regarding the recent formation of a new party was addressed.
UF Online students will have another major to choose from come Fall 2016.
Cats will be able to live their full nine lives thanks in part to a UF professor.
A petition is on the rise to defeat legislation that would allow concealed carry on campus.
Students interested in running as a UF student senator can go to the Reitz Union Grand Ballroom in rooms A and E today for Fall 2015 elections.
Nadia Blaszczyk has been in America for two and a half weeks.
Smoothing out their shirts, adjusting their stethoscopes and staying completely silent, UF first-year medical students wait for a sign from God.
Santa Fe College will soon offer a new technology degree.
UF is orange and blue and a whole lot of green.
When Nicholas Carrè took office as UF Student Body treasurer, he sought to make Student Government’s finances available to students.
Florida Sen. Bill Nelson visited UF to discuss the threat of rising sea levels.
Local drag queens will strut through the University Auditorium as the Pride Student Union celebrates its 15th annual LGBTQ+ Welcome Assembly at 6 p.m. Thursday.
In 2012, there was one artist at Gator Growl, and for the next two years, there were two.
Students trying to access their UF webmail accounts from the Outlook mobile app will receive an email saying their access has been denied.
Admiring a sunrise splashed across the Oklahoma sky is the last thing Bridget Anderson remembers before she nearly died.
Members of one of Sorority Row’s oldest houses are getting an upgrade.
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