Chip Skinner, RTS spokesman, said more people are riding the bus now because of the economy. He said it’s simply more expensive to own a car.
Finding a balance between late-night food options and library policy became a concern when Library West renewed its extended hours for UF students this Fall.
Eli Oppenheimer celebrated the most recent High Holiday by busting a move.
Florida defeated LSU on Saturday, and it did so despite minimal production from Jeff Driskel. He wasn’t satisfied with just getting the win.
Skye Schmelzer rallied with other student members of the organization to remove U.S. troops from Afghanistan and prevent other U.S. imperialism in Syria.
Florida residents who want to vote in the Nov. 6 general election have until 5 p.m. today to register.
The UF Digital Worlds Institute research and technology coordinator is developing the Virtual Distance Learning Classroom, a digital system that will allow students to congregate online in virtual reality classrooms from the comfort of their couches.
Do you remember Tim Tebow? Of course you do.
Florida’s 14-6 upset victory against LSU on Saturday was a microcosm of UF’s season.
Florida is in uncharted territory.
Zipcar and the Ford Motor Co. has awarded the UF American Marketing Association $5,500 in Zipcar credits as part of the Zipcar Students with Drive program.
An exhibit featuring photographs taken of America and Europe between the world wars opens at the Samuel P. Harn Museum of Art today.
This year, the Asian American Student Union’s monthlong heritage celebration will brighten the lives of the underprivileged.
Lines of students wound around the building and down University Avenue as students waited for the 9:30 a.m. breakfast of pancakes, bacon, eggs and orange juice.
The Swamp Party filed a complaint against the Students Party president, Sen. Ford Dwyer, for campaigning during three Student Senate meetings, which violates election codes.
Researchers at UF and at a British university are trying to create a way to use blood tests to screen for breast cancer rather than using traditional mammograms.
As Will Muschamp jogged off the field, the fiery coach known for his piercing stares let out a smile.
The finale event of the Florida Tomorrow campaign recognized the record 865,000 gifts that contributed to raising more than $1.7 billion — $201 million more than the goal that was set at the 2005 launch of the campaign, according to a UF press release.
Guys in button downs and girls in heels gawked from outside the strip’s clubs and bars as Gonzalez and a few hundred other runners sprinted across UF’s campus and down University Avenue wearing garments like bras, boy shorts and boxers Friday night as part of the 15th Great Underwear Dash.
This week’s game saw a spike in ejection and arrest numbers compared to the previous two home games this season.
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