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The University of Florida’s Chinese American Student Association hosted more than 250 people in the Grand Ballroom of the Reitz Union to celebrate the Mid-Autumn Festival, a traditional Chinese harvest holiday observed on the 15th day of the eighth month in the lunar calendar. The festival honors family, unity and the full moon. Attendees enjoyed a variety of games, crafts and performances throughout the evening in celebration of the occasion. -
University of Florida students have different perspectives on how important it is for a school to rank high. For some, being among the top 10 public universities in the country can influence their decision to attend UF.
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The decline includes everything from reading a fictional romance novel on a Kindle to reading an enterprise news story in a local paper. -
At Monday's Board of Trustees meeting, members approved Dr. Donald Landry to take over the role.Landry is a professor at Columbia University in New York. -
At Friday night’s football game, Eastside High School’s band will resurrect a half-century-old marching tradition rooted in post-integration legacy. Under new Director Chip Powell, a former student in the Ram Band, the performance marks a symbolic return of cultural pride and community identity. -
A group of University of Florida students offered rainbows Thursday in response to a state mandate from earlier this year. -
Three public elementary schools in the district earned an A grade last year as well, including Hidden Oak, Talbot and Littlewood. And middle schools who got an A last year include Fort Clarke and Kanapaha — their first since 2015. -
Non-Florida students may face a $2,000 increase as university cites rising costs; “We’re treated like revenue sources—not part of the Gator community,” one student said. -
In addition to helping children read, the mini horses also visit cancer patients, trauma victims, hospice patients, those who have disabilities and the elderly. -
Marion County Public Schools are gearing up for the start of the new academic year, with back-to-school orientations scheduled to begin as early as July 21 and continuing through Aug. 8.
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Florida is working with university leaders from five other Southern states to form a new higher-education accrediting body -
If increases are approved for the 2025-2026 school year, they would be the first tuition hikes in more than a decade for out-of-state students
