Maya Angelou will speak at 8 p.m. today at the Phillips Center for the Performing Arts.Angelou, a Pulitzer Prize nominated poet, will speak on behalf of Accent Speaker’s Bureau, Black History Month and Women’s History Month.
Newly elected and re-elected student senators raised their right hands and pledged as their victories were approved Tuesday night.
Kevin O’Sullivan sat in the dugout and talked to his team for 20 minutes immediately following Tuesday night’s game.
Tennessee’s Jordan McRae was too much for No. 8 Florida to handle on Tuesday night.
“Two Rooms,” UF’s first production using American Sign Language, was performed last week. The play, staged by the School of Theatre + Dance, garnered about 200 attendees in total and was adapted to incorporate Deaf culture by the Signing Gators.
The dean of UF’s College of Dentistry is stepping down after about 24 years in the college. Teresa Dolan announced her resignation last week.
Tina Lamb believes urinating or vomiting on a rapist might not work.
UF’s Electrical and Computer Engineering Department recently received a gift from a private donor in the form of a car.
Where do we draw the lines of comedy? Do we cross them when a satirical news publication calls a 9-year-old girl the C-word?
To the liberal activist group Progress New Mexico, Eric Szeman and Diane Avila represent evil, greedy capitalists who exploit their workers by refusing to comply with the city of Albuquerque’s minimum-wage increase.
The college campus is no doubt a progressive environment. Of all places, UF probably would not suffer from an issue like gender discrimination.
During a talk at UF, an Indonesian sweatshop worker said he was threatened with death by factory owners for demanding severance pay for him and his coworkers.
During a panel discussion Monday, six former and current faculty members examined historical attempts of diversity since the founding of UF.
A blackout temporarily dulled the sequined gowns of the 14 Miss University of Florida contestants Monday night at the Phillips Center for the Performing Arts.
After a disappointing first round, Florida saw its outlook grow worse in the second round of the John Hayt Collegiate Invitational in Ponte Vedra.
Sydney Moss has been a bright spot in Florida’s otherwise gloomy season.
Daniel Gibson stood behind his teammates as they leaned over the dugout railing watching a tie game slip away.
It comes around every year just when you think you’re about to lose your mind during the spring: spring break.
Prevent procrastination now in four easy steps. Unless you just want to do it later.
It’s the week before Spring Break. Feeling a little down? Or stressed? Are you nervous or excited about the rest of the semester?
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