A flaw in a widely used online security mechanism has left information technology departments doing damage control, but officials at UF said students’ information is safe.
The presidential search is on — again.
When you hit rock bottom, there isn’t anywhere to go but up. The Gators hope that’s true because 2013 was, by all accounts, a disaster.
April 12 means one small step for man and one giant party for mankind.
After five consecutive weekends of Southeastern Conference play, Florida will take a break from league action this weekend when it hosts Florida A&M and North Carolina State.
Here’s a Snapchat story: College students love taking selfies, and universities are using the new social media to recruit them.
A blonde lady took the Reitz Union Grand Ballroom stage Thursday night to perform “Wrecking Ball,” but it wasn’t Miley Cyrus.
The Levin College of Law opened its doors to thousands of new students from all over the world — online.
Different species of butterflies are found all over the world, but at the Butterfly Rainforest in the Florida Museum of Natural History on UF’s campus, they all come together.
Minutes after Florida’s Elite Eight victory over Dayton on March 29, Chris Walker heard Gators fans chant “One more year! One more year!” as he climbed the ladder to cut down the nets.
UF Hillel and Gator Dining Services are working together to make sure Jewish students don’t go without kosher food options this Passover.
Two siblings will soon share more than an alma mater: They’ll share a 27-foot-long hotdog car experience.
Siblings share a lot of things: parents, a home, genetics and sometimes even a school.
At 5:30 a.m. when most students were in bed, some ROTC Gators were taking a plunge.
The Staff, the all-male a cappella group at UF, is beginning to raise funds for its first album.
From frosted tips to a zebra suit or a new tattoo, desperate Dance Marathon participants will do just about anything to earn money for a good cause.
Liesel Appel’s birth was dedicated to Adolf Hitler, but her life was not.
Valens Nteziyaremye can’t go home to the family awaiting his return.
With a $75 million endowment and a new teaching hall, UF’s Warrington College of Business Administration is making positive changes — but a new Bloomberg Businessweek ranking says otherwise.
Tuesday night’s Senate meeting was all about the money.
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