Fraternities and sororities geared toward LGBT students have been founding new chapters at universities around the country, leading some to question whether a chapter could be founded at UF.
UF music junior David Vega entered the university with the hopes of pursuing a career in the medical field to become the pediatrician he always wanted to be.
Sarah Lambert can ignore her phone for 14 hours and 8 minutes, which means she may be saving lives as the seconds are lost.
News-minded baby Gators arriving at UF this Summer are in for a change.
In the first Student Senate meeting following Student Government elections, the election results were validated and a new Senate president, Senate president pro tempore and members at large were elected and sworn into office.
On a stage at the Curtis M. Phillips Center for the Performing Arts, Jim grappled with an issue many young adults face: cyberbullying.
Transfer students have a new option to guide them through life in the Swamp.
No. 1 always has a nice ring to it.
The 58th Annual Miss UF Pageant, sponsored by Florida Blue Key, crowned Elizabeth Fechtel as its new Miss UF Monday night.
Prior to the Lipton Invitational, junior Briana Little did not have a start in 2014. Likewise, freshman Chelsea Herndon logged only one start through Florida’s first 12 contests.
A recent breach in security for Apple devices has put users’ data at risk, but UF wireless users are safe – as long as they stay on the university’s network.
Students will have a new place to find themselves this year.
The central staircase in the Reitz Union will be taken out over Spring Break as part of the next major step in the Make It Reitz renovation.
At a roundtable discussion Monday, UF leaders presented their ideas on scholarship.
There are no problems with UF’s perfect record so far this season, the six perfect 10s the team has scored or even the health of the team, but there are few things Rhonda Faehn would like to change about her 2014 gymnastics squad.
A UF organization is competing to raise donations for food to help the less fortunate.
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With about 400 meters to go in the final leg of the men’s 5,000-meter race, Mark Parrish knew he was capable of finishing his run on time.
UF plans to continue its rise toward national preeminence with the help of a new donation intended to promote hiring and research.
Old magazines became art at Sustainable UF’s first Green-It-Yourself event of the year Monday evening in Weil Hall.
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