Reitz Union Board Entertainment will serve free coffee drinks and show "Inglourious Basterds" and "The Invention of Lying".
Jesse Lash can’t remember the last time he bought shaving cream.
SG and Inter-Residence Hall Association representatives will meet with Capt. Jeff Holcomb and officer Pablo De Jesus Jr. to address student concerns with the Student Nighttime Auxiliary Patrol, or SNAP, the free campus transportation service.
Today is the last day to cast a vote via Facebook in the T-Mobile Motorola CLIQ Challenge, a contest sponsored by the mobile provider to promote the Motorola CLIQ.
Valerie Fritts only has one more thing to get before she studies abroad in Spain next semester. With a flight booked and a visa stamped in her passport, Fritts said the only thing she is missing is a camera.
Students started giving thanks a little bit early on Tuesday.
A UF student group is turning the idea of sustainability into a reality on campus.
Students had one mission in mind Tuesday as they lined up on the Reitz Union North Lawn: to get a free Nike T-shirt.
Students may want to think about the impact Thanksgiving meals will have on the environment.
Professor Frederick Gregory will take his passion for history and make some of his own.
UF's Levin College of Law ranked eighth nationally and fourth among public schools in a recent law school ranking based on the number of high-caliber lawyers, or Super Lawyers, produced.
Under the colored lights of the Orange & Brew stage, Nilson Ramirez told a crowd of about 50 that he still loved his second-grade teacher.
They walked onto the fog-filled stage wearing black masks. When the masks came off, the crowd cheered as the newly inducted members of Pi Delta Psi revealed themselves to the Greek community.
A new UF study reveals diversity in political leanings among religious voters that might not have been as obvious before.
Bully see, bully do.
When Taylor Newman saw the red carpet, the DJ, the photo booth and all of her relatives, she finally felt complete.
UF students took a stand against smoking Friday when they celebrated the Great American Smokeout on Turlington Plaza to raise awareness of the dangers of smoking.
When 12-year-old Hussein Muhammad felt pain in his molar, his mother knew how to fix it. She tied a piece of string to his tooth and yanked, hard. She couldn’t afford to take him to the dentist, so instead she performed the extraction herself.
WUFT-FM will broadcast live and recorded holiday music on its HD channel.
Wearing black arm bands emblazoned with the transgender symbol and holding flickering candles in the cool November air, more than 40 people gathered Friday on the Plaza of Americas to remember.
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