The Florida Innovation Hub will receive its first tenant, UF's Office of Technology Licensing, on Friday.
Get ready. Drop clothes. Run.
If Saturday’s game against Alabama was Florida’s first difficult test under first-year coach Will Muschamp, assigning a passing grade would be just as tough.
Calm down, everyone.
UF will show that compassion trumps rivalry at the University of Alabama football game Saturday when the UF Greek community presents a $10,000 check for tornado relief in Tuscaloosa, Ala.
Red Dawn Gomonit wore only a blue bra and blue bikini bottoms with "love" written in pink.
Fall Student Senate elections ended Wednesday, but some questions about the validity of the results still linger.
The Internet is essential for life - at least for Generation Y.
Emergency responders and visiting parents should have an easier time getting around campus because UF's buildings have new addresses.
UF Ambassadors of Civility and Ethics is changing your typical Saturday gameday routine.
There's a SausageFest this weekend, but women are invited, too.
As the almost $2 million they had set aside began depreciating, Bill and Robbie Hedges were not worried about losing money but concerned about how to give more.
Do you know what Brown v. Board of Education is? Did you know that Miami once was the most segregated city in the United States?
The traveling Florida Modern-Day Slavery Museum is back to show that slavery is still present today.
After six years, the Tide is coming back into The Swamp.
Traci Reynolds puts up a fight.
The push for big-name Gator Growl entertainers continues with officials' announcement that two members of southern rock band Sister Hazel will host and sing the national anthem for the homecoming pep rally.
When Student Government Supervisor of Elections Toni Megna announced the results of the fall Student Senate elections, members of the Unite Party jumped up for their usual cheers and whistles.
At the age of 48, John Kaplan was a Pulitzer-Prize winning photojournalist, a father of two and a journalism professor at UF. At the same age, he became a cancer patient.
Gators have yet another reason to be proud.
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