Pill to cure hangovers hits stores
By Emily Morrow | Dec. 6, 2011When Christina Ertel has a hangover, she cures it with food.
When Christina Ertel has a hangover, she cures it with food.
Whether the weather or the curriculum is to blame, four Florida universities recently ranked on the Princeton Review's top 20 list of colleges where students study the least.
UF's animal sciences department and the Dairy Science Club will be partnering to sell baskets filled with summer sausage and cheddar cheese.
UF Student Senate Judiciary Chairman Aundre Price stood at the podium in front of the Senate the same way he does every Tuesday night.
Robots that can mow lawns, throw flames and extinguish fires are landing on the Reitz Union Colonnade this afternoon.
Several UF organizations are partnering to collect books and raise money to establish the first public library in Cap-Haitian, a city in northern Haiti.
In many ways, Joanna Byun is an average college freshman.
U.S. Food and Drug Administration committees plan to meet Thursday to discuss the risks of some birth control pills, including Yaz and Yasmin.
Adam Rozenberg's family gathers every year on Christmas Eve to roast a pig.
Its large red leaves are synonymous with Christmas. It's seen in photographs with snow-frosted edges.
Sean Limon spent Sunday crawling through mud, scaling walls and climbing ropes. They had sounded fun, like the kinds of things kids do.
A Lake Butler man was arrested early Monday morning after deputies say he pointed a gun at his pregnant employer before shooting himself in the leg.
Despite the convenience of online faculty evaluations, student response to these surveys has taken a dip since going digital.
John Hendry was doing some last-minute research for a project about deforestation when the Internet crashed.
President Bernie Machen will stick with The Gator Nation a year longer than he planned, but he won't get paid more for it.
Craig Fisher's parents planned ahead.
While some UF students were up to their necks in schoolwork this weekend, Florida Crew members were up to their chests in mud.
Dan Walker always meant to stop in at the hospital for lunch, but work got in the way.
In honor of its five-year anniversary, the Office of Sustainability released a report highlighting the efforts it has made in creating a more sustainable UF.
Seven thousand and seven hundred Alachua County children don't know where their next meal will come from, and 594 Alachua County students don't know where they are sleeping tonight.