UF's letter said the university was “obligated to stop the disruption and ensure students have meaningful access to their education without fear of harm from a fellow classmate.” ...

In a letter sent to Summerlin and other top UF officials July 19, 90 faculty called upon the university to follow the committee’s recommendations. The letter, provided to The Alligator by a CLAS ...

If UF moves forward with its plans, the cuts would force the city to eliminate Routes 17, 25, 28, 34, 46 and 150 in July, Ward said. The city would also have to reduce Routes 1, 5, 8, 9, 12, 16 ...

U.S. Sen. Rick Scott and U.S. Reps. Greg Steube and Byron Donalds sent a letter about transparency to the University of Florida's Board of Trustees.

UF has seen a 46% increase in first-year student applications since 2013, according to UF data. Its first-year student acceptance rate has dropped from about 47% in Fall 2013 to about 25% in Fall ...

UF officials created a draft bus contract proposal in March offering to pay about $570,000 a month for RTS services starting on July 1, about half of the $13.7 million annually the university is ...

The group, founded by UF graduate and former Florida Bar president Eugene Pettis, wrote in a letter to UF leaders last week that the school risks damage to its status if it does not do more to ...

UF's letter said the university was “obligated to stop the disruption and ensure students have meaningful access to their education without fear of harm from a fellow classmate.” ...

This week’s early action acceptance at FSU is open for Florida residents only, and less than 40% of those who applied got in. “When you go on to the portal and click view your decision letter ...

In the letter, Dave Kratzer questions RTS’ fares, stating that RTS charges non-UF riders $1.50 per ride and UF students $2.86 per ride. “This is very simple: We need to understand the city’s ...

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A University of Florida law student, Preston Damsky, is under investigation for antisemitic social media posts, raising First Amendment concerns. Damsky, who identifies as a white nationalist ...