National headlines, new parties and stalled legislation: a roundup of Fall SG 2019
By Chasity Maynard | Jan. 6, 2020What happened in Fall and what is coming in Spring
What happened in Fall and what is coming in Spring
The potential drug could treat cancers such as leukemia and lymphoma
He is the second in the university's history to be selected.
The strike prompted anti-war protests
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BAGHDAD (AP) — The United States killed Iran's top general and the architect of Tehran’s proxy wars in the Middle East in an airstrike at Baghdad's international airport Friday, an attack that threatens to dramatically ratchet up tensions in the region.
UF students and faculty received an email last Friday correcting a previous university statement: protesters did not definitively use anti-Semitic language against a campus speaker in November.
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Florida will play Virginia in the Capital One Orange Bowl on Dec. 30.
On the night of the last Senate meeting of the semester, UF students announced a new Student Government party called the Progressive Party.
It’s done, here it is. Maybe I put this off because I was genuinely busy, or maybe I was trying to find an excuse to be busy. Anyway, here it goes.
Santa Fe College received the results of a racial equity survey this fall. Overall, the college earned a three out of four.
Transgender students who do not use their legal names will be able to change the way it appears on Canvas this Spring.
Discovering a new club or event at the end of the semester can be bittersweet.
The 16,000-square-foot Horticulture Greenhouse will soon be transformed into a sea of red and green leaves, just in time for the holidays.
“The Book of Mormon” is coming to Gainesville this January, and a lucky few have the chance to win cheaper tickets in a lottery.
An alligator will be lit up in front of the University Auditorium on Tuesday.
When it comes to improving healthcare, the cellphone in your pocket might just be one of the keys to progress — or it could act as a bandage covering the real problem.
This semester, students can pursue more specialized degrees in the College of Health & Human Performance.