Latino artists will fill the Phillips Center for the Performing Arts with diverse beats and rhythms this October.
Kenneth Fernandez had to ask his parents for help.
When UF honors student Silvio Martinez arrived at school this Fall, he knew Hume Hall would be his home for freshman year.
Brace yourselves: Fall 2015 UF Student Government elections are here.
Stroke patients will be able to socialize and improve motor skills in a handicapped-accessible greenhouse.
A woman stares into a camera lens as her white turtleneck blouse and long, dark skirt pop out from the neighboring construction site.
The competitive spirit that comes with a new football season isn’t just limited to the boundaries of Ben Hill Griffin Stadium.
The Gator family just lost a prehistoric friend.
Near the steps of Griffin-Floyd Hall, there’s a sign.
UF’s Hispanic Heritage Month will kick off its celebrations today.
In 2011, Rebecca Fitzsimmons was a University of South Florida graduate student scanning early pictures of Florida for the Matheson History Museum.
Students will finally have access to the newly renovated areas of the Reitz Union next semester.
The newly renovated Yon Hall held its grand opening Friday morning.
Friday afternoon, UF senior Sierra McVeigh saw a replica of the twin towers on Turlington Plaza.
The Florida men’s golf team wrapped up the final round of the Carpet Capital Collegiate on Sunday, finishing seventh out of 15 teams. Freshman Sam Horsfield led the way for the Gators at The Farm Golf Club in Dalton, Georgia, ending the tournament tied for fourth place at 1-under par.
The people stood around Patriot’s Circle at Santa Fe College. All was silent except for a cough or a young child’s murmur.
No stranger to Florida Field, Michael Cizek played the sousaphone last Fall with The Pride of Sunshine, one of many marching in the cluster of orange-and-blue uniforms.
Kira Silverman thinks people should be more like elephants.
The Florida Surgeon General and Secretary of Health Dr. John Armstrong spoke at the UF Health Pediatrics Gerold L. Schiebler Children’s Medical Services Center on Thursday to celebrate something he called nothing short of remarkable.
Isabella Sorressi was 4 years old the morning the Twin Towers went down on Sept. 11, 2001
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