Between the weight training, jump roping, sprinting and sparring, members of UF’s Kickboxing Club have been training for months, some even years.
You want to make a difference to better the environment, but you wonder if one person can even make an impact.
he Sebastian Ferrero Office of Clinical Quality and Patient Safety at Shands at UF, the UF Academic Health Center, won second place and $15,000 in the Reporting Patient Safety Events Challenge this month.
Library West’s electronic bookcases look like a trap from an Indiana Jones movie set.
Although Jennifer George was a first-team All-Southeastern Conference selection in 2012, Big Blue still makes her see red.
Newell Hall could provide students with relief from crowded libraries if UF’s Board of Trustees approves a proposal for the building’s renovation at its meeting next week.
Florida Blue Key is hosting its annual Health Professions Day today with an appearance from a Gator football alumnus.
Students had the opportunity to mold bones out of clay to raise awareness for genocide and humanitarian issues. About 75 students participated.
There’s a “fiscal cliff,” you guys, and somehow that cliff is looming.
This is my favorite time of year. Despite the nipping coldness that grabs any visible skin, there is more happiness in the air.
Wondy Pierre Louis, a Haitian native and former UF football player, found a new passion and launched a luxurious fashion collection called Pierre Louis.
The Gators have struggled from three-point range this season. But, much to the chagrin of coach Amanda Butler, that hasn’t stopped them from trying.
Come December, Florida will be able to practice year-round.
For the Gators, this season’s first five games have been a cakewalk.
Sugar never tasted so bittersweet.
As a freshman, Loucheiz Purifoy struggled to get on the field. One year later, Florida can’t take him off it.
Have you ever made a joke and someone yelled, “Too soon!” at you? That’s probably how the mayor of Seaside Heights, N.J., felt after he made a few comments regarding a local roller coaster.
A new Provisions on Demand Market took Quiznos’ place in the Hub.
Fourteen pieces of artwork from 17 students and alumni will be featured in UF’s “Codified II: Art + Genetics” exhibit, which opens with a reception at 3:30 p.m. today on the third floor of UF’s Cancer and Genetics Research Complex.
We prepare to cross from November into December to begin the highlight of the holiday season.
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