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(03/29/16 11:04pm)
This is a shout-out to the ladies out there, to all of the unexpectedly adorned mothers and regretful soon-to-be baby daddies: We apologize. We apologize on behalf of our state legislature and Gov. Rick Scott, who signed the wide-sweeping anti-abortion bill into law Friday. Now our Sunshine State is on the path to joining other states, such as Texas and Mississippi, with oppressive anti-abortion legislation in circulation or already in place.
(03/28/16 11:53pm)
Unless you’re with UF gymnastics, the Stephen C. O’Connell Center is off limits.
(03/24/16 12:00am)
Lauren Brasure has a prayer chain hanging in her room.
(03/23/16 1:11am)
The infamous Zika virus is closer to home than some may think.
(03/10/16 11:05pm)
Getting back into the swing of things after a week off is usually extremely difficult. It’s hard to wake up for those 7:25 a.m. classes, pull all-nighters and eat Top Ramen after a week of sleeping in until noon, lounging by the pool or beach and eating home-cooked meals — that is, if you went home.
(03/10/16 11:03pm)
This election season, there is too much at stake to simply sit at home and not let your voice be heard.
(03/09/16 12:22am)
UF students can enjoy live music from France, Italy, India and other countries this weekend.
(02/17/16 11:31pm)
Sen. Bernie Sanders, I-Vt., and Donald Trump may seem extremely different in their views, but they are noticeably similar in their public appeal. Bernie is a democratic socialist who favors the European socialist way of running government, which involves government-imposed wealth equality via hefty taxes. Trump lies on the opposite end of the spectrum, believing in the magical powers of capitalism and pure competition. That’s right — a democratic socialist and the single-most capitalistic name in history could be duking it out this November. We may be in for quite the show.
(02/15/16 11:45pm)
The UF all-girl competitive cheerleading club shared nervous glances and sighs of relief Sunday night.
(02/15/16 11:32pm)
UF professor finds pesticide for disease-carrying mosquitoes
(02/15/16 12:47am)
Queer female students met on the Plaza of the Americas to talk about mental health and workplace issues facing them Friday.
(02/11/16 11:59pm)
Almost a full week after a man exposed himself to a UF faculty member, University Police released a timely warning to students, staff and faculty.
(02/09/16 1:07am)
Editor's Note: This was transcribed from a recording of the debate.
(02/08/16 12:27am)
About two weeks remain in the third-annual Weekly Wellness Walk program, an effort to highlight the issue of childhood obesity and promote a healthy lifestyle.
(02/07/16 11:15pm)
When there is a health crisis, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention are often looked to as a voice of reason. In light of the movement attempting to link autism to vaccines, the centers heavily emphasized the importance of vaccinations on herd immunity. This past week, they came out with a recommendation that women who are sexually active, but not on birth control, should not drink alcohol because any amount of alcohol could be potentially harmful. The CDC reasoned, “Why take the risk?”
(02/04/16 11:06pm)
Friday: Great day of the week, or greatest? Friday is the day the shackles of the 9-to-5 workday are temporarily lifted from our weary limbs, and we are free to do whatever craft, hedonistic activity or rejuvenating escape we see fit to pursue. It is also, of course, the day we run Darts & Laurels, which is not only our gift to the city of Gainesville, but presents a weekly opportunity for us to work through our unresolved and conflicted feelings on the events that transpired during the week. With that far too confessional and revealing introduction out of the way, it’s time for… Darts & Laurels
(02/02/16 11:01pm)
A health care reform expert told students and community members the government should provide health care Tuesday night.
(01/27/16 12:17am)
On Monday afternoon, it was announced that a Houston, Texas, grand jury — which had been convened to investigate whether Planned Parenthood had engaged in any wrongdoing — chose not to indict the organization. Instead, they wound up indicting the very people who brought the supposed crimes to light.
(01/22/16 12:18am)
Brooke Copeland always believed in divine intervention.
(01/12/16 1:03am)
Head coach Amanda Butler has long said that one of the most important things she does as a coach is develop good people — not just good basketball players.
