Santa Fe College’s Fine Arts Department will soon dive into New York City’s Upper West Side rivalry between two street gangs in the 1950s.
Tiny clear wings are scattered across the windowsill by UF professor Andrew Thoron’s desk.
Senators at Tuesday night’s UF Student Senate meeting said goodbye to some members and welcomed newly elected members as well as a new president, president pro-tempore and members-at-large.
The goal for UF’s Internet Master of Business Administration program was to make it immersive, and now it’s top ranked.
A new electronic program will be replacing the original paper format that manages all UF grant proposals.
Having made and lost millions over the last 25 years, self-taught business mogul Mike Fernandez can’t place value on the relationships he’s made.
Students with an interest in the nonprofit sector can soon receive a graduate certificate in fundraising management.
In a packed lecture hall, five women explained that they wear makeup for themselves.
The anti-abortion campaign is returning to UF’s free-speech zones this week with a new tactic.
Second lady Jill Biden said she felt a close connection to the innovation at Santa Fe College during her visit Monday morning to learn about the school’s success.
This spring, local charities are going to receive the money promised in fall by UF faculty and staff.
President Kent Fuchs attended his first UF Board of Trustees meeting Monday afternoon at Tigert Hall.
Deviating from the average conference, the UF American Medical Student Association will host a medical festival this spring.
UF is teeming with brilliant people working on cutting-edge technology that saves lives, reveals mysteries and solves problems. We’re here to share the latest in UF’s advancements, research and studies.
The UF Levin College of Law is one step closer to selecting a new dean.
March is the month of female empowerment and celebration, and organizations like UF’s Enactus Club are working to spread awareness.
Two UF students are on a mission to foster innovation through inter-collegiate collaboration.
Campaigning for Santa Fe College Student Government elections began last week, bringing with it the hope of a more successful future.
By the year 2020, it is estimated there will be 1.4 million computing jobs with only 400,000 computer science students to fill them, according to Code.org, a nonprofit aiming to increase minority participation in computer sciences.
Students will now be able to learn about and experience the Panama Canal while walking between classes.
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