The UF Presidential Search Committee’s Subcommittee held a meeting Tuesday to revise the campus brochure for potential presidential candidates.
Volunteer recruitment for Gainesville’s 33rd Downtown Festival and Art Show has officially begun.
Alachua County library cards are available on campus this week as part of a national campaign to encourage students to utilize their local libraries.
Kurt Roper is a football lifer.
UF has approved the establishment of a Center for Global Islamic Studies for graduate students.
Corrado Minardi opened up the Uber app this weekend expecting a free ride, but there were no cars available.
An inappropriate picture of UF’s chapter of Alpha Omicron Pi Sorority (AOII) sisters is circulating on social media.
About 150 incoming female engineering students made a trip to Lake Wauburg for UF’s Society of Women Engineers eSwamp Day.
Millions of dollars in research awards were granted to UF last year, surpassing past records.
Ah, freshmen year. It’s the year you develop study habits, spend entirely too much time on “recommended” course materials and adjust to life without your parents watching your every move. It can be a confusing time, but it doesn’t necessarily have to be.
With the first week of school in the books and the weekend approaching, it is important to be aware of the different transportation options available to Gators. Student Government understands the need for students to travel safely and conveniently, especially at nighttime.
UF received a grant that could help medical professionals save soldiers’ lives on the front lines.
Select time-crunched, vegetarian-food-loving students and staff at UF Health Shands Hospital no longer have to travel far for their favorite meals.
New school year, new football season.
Students can climb down the stairs of Ben Hill Griffin Stadium and into an Uber car this weekend for free.
For the final time in his decade-long tenure at UF, President Bernie Machen took to the lectern for his State of the University address Thursday.
In the hunt for The Gator Nation’s next leader, the Presidential Search Committee is reaching out to the greater UF community.
Four North Carolina State University students have hit the nail on the head with their invention.
The new semester is already in motion, and so are UF students.
A sexual violence prevention program is making its first UF appearance today with a campus theater performance.
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