Florida (4-2, 3-2 SEC) fell flat Saturday. It allowed 393 total yards and found the end zone just once in a 38-19 loss to South Carolina (3-3, 1-3 SEC) at Ben Hill Griffin Stadium.
One week after suffering their first loss under head coach Jon Sumrall, the No. 16 Florida Gators (4-1, ...
Decorated in a glittery blue Gator jersey, stand-up comedian Nikki Glaser, waving and thanking everyone ...
Home games in The Swamp typically draw over 90,000 attendees. Such large influxes of people packing ...
UF Student Government’s Supreme Court met Wednesday to address Hope Party members’ complaints surrounding absentee voting and Innovation Academy students’ voting rights. Tyler Sklar, Hope’s ethics and accountability chair, first filed a case Sept. 27 arguing the votes cast in his absentee ballot were only partially counted in the Fall election.
In a special meeting Tuesday, the Alachua County Commission discussed how Amendment 3, if passed, will impact its budget.
Boasting a 3-1 record and sitting atop the AFC South, the Jacksonville Jaguars will head to London for a two-game stint to face the Philadelphia Eagles and Houston Texans.
Carl Watts, the 34-year-old executive chef of Underground Kitchen and executive director of Chef Empowerment, has dedicated his career to giving back to the Gainesville community through soul food and hands-on learning since 2020. Grassroots Kitchen is his next endeavor to aid the community.
Capitalism’s failure manifests itself in modern grocery stores. The premise of capitalism suggests rigorous and free competition among companies will lower prices, increase innovation and raise wages for most people. By balancing supply and demand, capitalism seeks to ensure people are paying the lowest possible price. But corporate consolidation has only created an illusion of competition, and it has prevented prices from flowing naturally. The modern grocery store is only posing as a free capitalist marketplace.
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