Over the next 18 months, 12 humanities experts will come to UF to discuss the current state of liberal arts and sciences at U.S. universities.
About 2,000 UF students risk losing their Bright Futures scholarships if they do not fill out a federal financial aid form.
The Pride of the Sunshine may be hitting the streets of dreary London next year.
U.S. Supreme Court Justice Sandra Day O'Connor may be retired, but she made it known that even though she's no longer writing opinions, she's still got them.
The newly created Engineering Innovation Institute at UF has selected its inaugural director.
When Samuel Mirtil turned in his UF housing contract at Preview, he expected to spend the next 10 months sharing a room with someone he barely knew and a bathroom with eight other guys.
Despite the 90-plus degree heat, the unrelenting sun and the hectic rush of traffic on Monday, students stopped for a moment on Turlington Plaza to record and commit to good deeds honoring the victims of 9/11.
The University of Central Florida's Greek Council has placed an indefinite ban on alcohol at all events registered through Fraternity and Sorority Life.
Twenty-three people were ejected from Ben Hill Griffin Stadium on Saturday for standing on the bleachers.
I've learned a few things in my 20 years.
Most people in the UF community are surely familiar with the phrase "Don't Tase me, bro!"
UF's Student Health Care Center recently introduced a new fee to take effect this semester.
Former professional football player and UF alumnus Emmitt Smith is returning to Gainesville Saturday for a signing of his new book "Game On: Find Your Purpose - Pursue Your Dream."
Students who want to run for Student Senate can still slate with the Students Party until Friday.
Law enforcement officials tweaked their football gameday procedures this year, including a new punishment for of-age students caught with open containers of alcohol.
People packed into the Pugh Hall lobby Sunday evening to learn how Florida would react in the event of a terrorist attack.
September 14, 1962 - UF traffic officials say parking on campus is not a problem. One official notes two lots behind Hume and Rawlings halls, which, he says, are filled to 25 percent of capacity on most days. For any parking inconveniences, he points to students who prefer to park in already overflowing lots.
You spoke. They listened.
Students can commit to performing good deeds today at Turlington Plaza in honor of those who died on 9/11.
On Monday from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m., students can sign up to perform a good deed to help other people in the community.
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