New GRE presents new questions, more hurdles
By Lisa Gallo | July 27, 2011The race is over.
The race is over.
The Florida Department of Health announced Tuesday the Emergency Suspension Orders of 14 medical practitioners and one pharmacy. One of the suspensions was handed down to local certified nursing assistant Melinda Lawanna Bryant.
UF is teaming up with 29 universities to obtain an Internet service that is so fast, one could download 200 iTunes songs in eight seconds.
The UF Student Senate held its first-ever Senate Outreach Day on Tuesday, and the students who stayed for the three-and-a-half-hour meeting were treated to quite a show.
SG representatives, along with the dean of students, had a chance to speak to roughly 70 students about SG's role in campus community.
Skirts fluttered and flew with the turns as couples young and old glided across the wood floors of the Thelma A. Boltin Center to a range of music from Elvis Presley's "Return To Sender" to Frank Sinatra's "The Tender Trap."
Letters, nails and vehicular sabotage haven't kept two UF biology professors from expressing their belief in evolution.
Here's an alcoholic beverage UF can get behind: red wine.
The UF School of Forest Resources and Conservation faces a devastating loss after a fire burned down the Austin Cary Conference Center Tuesday afternoon.
If you're Micah Lewis, your bowtie must be spinning with delight.
As an outgoing senior, I have been involved with Student Government for four years. While I have always appreciated a hard-fought campaign where things could get heated, the Student Senate was the place of open discourse and reason after campaigning ended. When I returned to serve as a summer replacement senator in my final semester, this is what I expected to see.
When did you become a Gatordouche?
After almost five months of flooding students' inboxes with email reminders, the 2011 Student Experience in Research Universities, or SERU, survey closed July 5, and UF ranks at the top for student participation.
With the final space shuttle and NASA's budget falling down to earth, students at UF are trying to keep their hopes skyward.
The 40-year-old tradition of UF's Joint Civic Club Luncheon will come to a halt this year.
Some members of UF's Student Senate think the Florida Bright Futures Medallion Award should not exist.
After last year's lack of a musical act, Gator Growl will be bringing in The Goo Goo Dolls to rock the crowd at this year's homecoming celebration.
UF is now requiring students receiving financial aid to sign up for direct deposit.
UF health care physicians, researchers and staff can pat themselves on the back and say, "Job well done."
Hosts Ron "Gator Ron" Brooks and Audrey Lynn will no longer be a part of UF's radio station, Country 103.7 The Gator.