Dane Cook to perform at O-Dome on Oct. 22
By ELIZABETH BEHRMAN | Sep. 15, 2010Comedian Dane Cook will be performing at the O’Connell Center on Oct. 22 as part of his 2010 fall/winter comedy tour.
Comedian Dane Cook will be performing at the O’Connell Center on Oct. 22 as part of his 2010 fall/winter comedy tour.
On Sept. 4, junior David Vivian tried logging into the UF Sakai system to do some homework for his classes.
Accent is bringing speakers from “The Onion” to the Reitz Grand Ballroom tonight at 8 p.m.
Two loud bangs woke Juan Postell — two hard kicks that broke open the door.
The UF Cicerones and the Student Alumni Association are collecting canned food to beat hunger — and the University of Georgia.
Gainesville’s fleet of vehicles that give rides to students is getting some new wheels.
Senators put their party differences aside during Tuesday’s meeting to honor Thomas Maresco, a UF alumnus who was killed Sept. 3 in Lesotho, Africa.
UF has again been highly ranked among the country’s most prestigious universities, this time in a worldwide study comparing the quality of research produced by 1,000 universities.
When Lauren Ault “started to see clouds,” along with the vomiting and daily migraines, her mom, Ellen, begged the eye doctor to take a look at her daughter.
The zombies are back.
The Center for European Studies at UF is now offering European cooking classes at Take Away Gourmet.
The soft chants of prayers toward Mecca marked the start and end of “Quran 101” at the Reitz Union Grand Ballroom Monday night.
The UF Office of Sustainability has coordinated with four local farms to bring a Community Supported Agriculture Program to campus beginning October.
UF graduates are getting high marks from job recruiters, according to a new ranking released by The Wall Street Journal.
There were roaches in the mayor’s office.
Gator Growl will run a little bit differently this year.
Students looking to prevent the flu this season can now receive free flu vaccines available on campus.
Students had the chance to learn a little bit more about getting involved on campus Monday afternoon.
A UF researcher received about a $10 million grant to study the relationship between a person’s genetic code and the effectiveness of high blood pressure medications.
I am sad to report that on-campus residents have been dealt a great injustice by their voice within the residence halls, the Inter-Residence Hall Association.