About 400 students got a little life lesson Wednesday night about what it means to stand out.
The Dean of Students Office and Student Government held a town hall forum in the Reitz Union auditorium on Wednesday night to discuss student concerns and complaints on campus, but something was missing.
The campaign, which runs until Nov. 19, encourages students, faculty and staff to take advantage of alternative transportation options on campus.
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The group of players teamed up with Stephanie Covey and her Backpack Club to collect cans to feed hungry children in Alachua County.
The UF Research and Academic Center at Lake Nona, a $44 million facility will soon house the Orlando campus of the College of Pharmacy’s entry-level professional degree program, along with other biomedical research projects.
Outgoing senators in the Student Senate gave their goodbye addresses before the newly-elected senators were sworn in during Tuesday night's meeting.
Santa Fe College participated in a White House summit on community colleges Tuesday by submitting a video-recorded discussion.
A bicyclist hit a woman on campus Tuesday morning, sending her to the infirmary.
They drain students’ pockets, but many students don’t know what they are. Activity and service fees fund services offered through Student Government, the Reitz Union and RecSports, and they generate millions of dollars.
The state legislature has awarded UF $600,000 in research grants to fund alternative energy and health care technology research.
The center ordered 10,000 doses of the vaccine this year, twice as many as last year.
UF's Black Student Union is hosting its Homecoming 2010 celebration, Rhapsody, this week.
Members of the Campus Diplomats will be calling all freshmen in an effort to make their transition to college easier.
UF Argentine Tango Club and UF Hillel raised money and awareness for breast cancer Saturday night at Tango for the Cure.
Indian students strutted their stuff across the stage in the O’Connell Center Saturday night.
Students scarfed down mooncakes and got a taste of Chinese culture Saturday night.
Students got a chance Thursday to learn about becoming green Gators.
It’s been more than 20 years since Frank Wickes and Linda Moorhouse were members of the UF Gator band, but they returned to their old stomping grounds as honored guests Thursday night.
David Bean accepted a trade from a customer in the 1990s that is now funding a new pharmaceutical wing at the UF Research and Academic Center in Lake Nona.
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