UF received a $325,000 grant to digitize historic newspapers from Florida and Puerto Rico published between 1836 and 1922.
As dozens of universities across the country are creating stricter policies for diagnosing and managing ADHD, UF is ahead of the curve.
As Congress comes to a decision on intervention in Syria, Gainesville residents are sorting their own opinions.
Because of a recent grant, UF can now offer care to families of children with disabilities in twice as many Florida counties.
Best-selling author James Patterson has recently helped a few UF students solve the mystery of how to pay for college.
As Santa Fe College renewed faculty contracts at the onset of the 2013-2014 academic year, faculty and staff received another raise.
This season, as Gator fans gear up for football games by priding themselves in their orange-and-blue apparel, the lepidopterists at the Florida Museum of Natural History plan on showing pride unlike anywhere else.
UF plans to build a $25 million, 82,000-square-foot residence hall that would include 35 spaces for students with high levels of physical disabilities.
One senator’s appointment at Tuesday night’s Student Senate meeting grew into a greater discussion about academic classification.
Although more than 200 minority students have been assigned mentors through the University Minority Mentor Program, other students might have to make the transition to UF without a guide.
The Center for Leadership and Service has ramped up its promotion of UF’s four student-run mentoring programs, causing a spike in interest from UF students.
A small human skull adorns the desk of associate chair of the Department of English Stephanie A. Smith. Colorful beakers are scattered throughout the room.
New legislation passed this summer could affect people who rely on student loans.
Five UF students will take flight in the National Red Bull Flugtag Miami, a human-powered flying competition.
While watching Trey Burton Gator chomp after each touchdown against Kentucky in 2010, Florida fans thought he was the second coming of Tim Tebow.
The College Poster Sale Company has posted up somewhere else. The poster sale has moved down to the ground floor of the Reitz Union, and salesman Jeff Apostolou said he feels the move has hurt his sales.
After almost a year of construction, UF’s Theta Chi (ΘΧ) chapter held a grand opening ceremony for its new house Friday.
More than 600 students can say goodbye to bland bedrooms.
UF’s Phi Sigma Kappa chapter (ΦΚΣ) is under new rule in an effort to boost its numbers.
As a newer Reitz Union goes up, the construction is slowing some students and faculty down.
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