Tuesday, November 24, 2009

University of Florida

Florida Air Force ROTC Wins National Award

A few days before Veterans Day, Florida's Air Force ROTC brings home a national award. more >>

Backpack Full of Sand Causes Bomb Scare at Florida

A parking garage at the University of Florida was closed for six hours as police investigated a bag. more >>

Florida, Harvard Tops Among Twitterers

Harvard University has the most Twitter followers among American colleges, a study says. more >>

University of Florida to Offer Spouse Tickets to Domestic Partners

Domestic partners of Florida students are eligible for discounted tickets to sporting events. more >>

Florida Is All Set if Zombies Invade

The university made public its response to such an invasion as part of its disaster-preparedness plans. more >>

Harvard and Princeton Top the U.S. News College Rankings

The 2 Ivy League schools lead the national universities in the America's Best Colleges 2010 rankings. more >>

Gator Football Players Invited to Ride With Police

A school group and local police team up to show football players the other side of law enforcement. more >>

Florida Lifts Ban on E-Mail Forwarding

Improvements in spam filtering make forwarding less cumbersome. more >>

Florida Programs Submit 10% Budget Cut Plans

The Board of Regents will use the proposals to determine final budget cuts for next year. more >>

Solved: Mystery Behind Strange Florida Text Message

A former Mobile Campus employee tells his story. more >>

Florida Investigates Hacked Text-Message Notification

Students and faculty all received a message that read, "The monkey got out of the cage." more >>

In BCS, Boston College Is Tops Academically

Northwestern, Penn State round out top three; Texas, Michigan State are among worst of football powers. more >>

Three SEC Fraternities Suspended

Various groups at Mississippi, Alabama, and Florida are cited for hazing. more >>

Florida Governor Supports Tuition Hike

Charlie Crist has opposed a hike in the past, but the state's economy has put higher education in a bind. more >>

Florida Offers Wi-Fi in Two Gyms

Students can now check E-mail while using electricity-producing elliptical machines. more >>

Florida Proposal Would Ban Drinking Games

Kegs also are prohibited under revised student code of conduct. more >>

Florida to Install Hand Scanners in Gyms

Technology may cost school $100,000 for two buildings. more >>

Florida Named Top Party School

'Princeton Review' ranks nearly every facet of the college experience, including college newspapers. more >>

Gators Safe From Starbucks Closures

The four coffee shops on campus aren’t among the 600 nationwide that will be shuttered. more >>

Florida Protest Mirrors One in South Korea

The demonstrations call for the resignation of President Lee Myung-bak and protest plans to resume imports of U.S. beef. more >>

Gonzales Receives Icy Reception at Wash. U

Alberto Gonzales has not had the easiest time on the lecture circuit since resigning from his U.S. attorney general post last year. more >>

Story of the Year

The Virginia Tech shooting was unquestionably 2007's biggest story. Vote on the best of the rest that made national news. more >>

Columnist of the Year

Which wordsmith best spoke to you? more >>

U. Florida Police Learned Lesson From Tasergate

Trail Mix

Louisiana State's live tiger mascot makes debut; Cornell's compost collects large roadkill; PSU's Brock and Bridle Club protest vegetarians more >>

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