A group of UF scientists have partnered with other scientists from more than a dozen universities to improve the quality of fruit.
Local businesses are vying for the chance to receive a new philanthropic UF award.
The Levin College of Law will host a panel today on domestic violence victims who find themselves on the wrong side of the law.
Mummies, zombies, ghosts and ghouls will haunt the halls of the Reitz Union tonight during GatorNights’ Haunted Horror Reitz event.
UF’s Students for the New Urbanism is bringing pedestrian safety to the local community’s attention.
Four manholes off Stadium Road have been barricaded and labeled with warning signs to protect students and faculty from hot steam.
Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist and author Hedrick Smith stopped by Pugh Hall on Wednesday night to talk about the state of America.
Evan Doss took a shot last summer by forming a new UF gun team.
Suspicious activity at UF has led to changes around campus, including the removal of vegetation.
Playing the game comes with more than just the score. For athletes, it can come with a lifetime of repercussions.
Students with bad credit backgrounds can still acquire financial aid following a federal ruling last week that updated the Federal Direct PLUS Loan Program.
The King Without A Crown will bring his reggae hits to the Phillips Center for the Performing Arts on Nov. 10.
Pulitzer Prize and two-time Emmy winner Hedrick Smith will speak at Pugh Hall today.
UF was ranked No. 123 out of 600 of the smartest colleges in America.
The New York Times subscriptions are coming back to UF. But this time, they’re digital.
Former state Supreme Court justices participated in a panel Tuesday on the challenges of implementing law in a biased system.
Greener pastures could lie ahead for Florida beef cattle producers.
Students looking to create the latest popular app can visit the UF Information Technology Open House on Thursday.
UF is launching a weight-management program for overweight children with asthma.
Jay Carney told an auditorium full of UF students how he took an unusual path to becoming the 29th White House press secretary Monday.
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