Students petition for vegan dining hall
One UF student and People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals are joining forces for an all-vegan dining hall on campus.
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One UF student and People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals are joining forces for an all-vegan dining hall on campus.
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It’s Spring Break, so most of you will never even read this paper because you’re already headed home. For those of you who are looking at this, we’re sorry. You must have had an exam or something.
On Tuesday night, the bearded, bandana-wearing, camo-clad cast of A&E’s runaway hit show “Duck Dynasty” walked onto the set of “Jimmy Kimmel Live!” and sat across from the host. After some calculated back-and-forth about the Robertson family’s newfound fame, Kimmel asked the question audiences were waiting to hear.
Gainesville residents may be breaking a sweat as Valentine’s Day approaches, but local florists’, bakers’ and chocolatiers’ hearts are skipping a beat in preparation for the big day.
The Alachua County Animal Services wanted its furry friends to find love in time for Valentine’s Day.
Applied physiology and kinesiology sophomore Thor Fiol, 19, dressed the part — hammer and all — as Thor at the Reitz Union Sunday.
A semitruck transporting cattle crashed on Interstate 75 south of West Newberry Road, causing several hours of traffic delays Saturday afternoon.
We’ve got trouble, right here in the USA. Trouble with a capital ‘T,’ that rhymes with ‘L,’ that stands for Lindsay Lohan.
Katy Taggart, 18, right, pets a cat from Animal People Inc. Monday on the Reitz Union Colonnade. The Pet Playtime event is part of the Reitz Union’s De-Stress Study Fest, which lasts until Dec. 13.
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I didn’t straighten my hair, I didn’t wear heels, and I rolled up on a road bike — in a miniskirt. Most important, however, as I got ready to go out in Midtown, I tried to remember that I was once the prom queen. It was high school, but it counts for something, right?
The room in the makeshift animal shelter was a mess.
It is possible you do not have time for books. In fact, in all likelihood you have an entire stack (let’s say right next to your bed, watching you disapprovingly as you instead choose to watch "30 Rock" on Netflix and eat Nutella with the wild, frantic abandon of someone who knows they have better, more enriching things to do. This could just be personal experience.) But, do you know what you do have time for? The internet!
It’s been a pretty good week for you if you like petitions.
Gainesville has more to offer than a university and a football team. Just outside the bubble of campus there are plenty of attractions and sights to see while in college. Here are some places that you should get to before time runs out.
Well, in terms of love, what is the first word that pops into your head? The adjectives I have in mind are in the name of a movie itself – “Crazy, Stupid Love.” In case you lovers are too blinded by strong and endless love to see what good love movies are out there, I volunteer to be the person who recommends some good flicks for you and your potential date.
Brr! Or something. Don’t worry, you’re not the only one who’s overly excited for the winter flavors available at Starbucks now. Even though our winter is much more mild than Actual Winter, we can still pretend that what we see could be a scene from Winterfell.
Chad Furst, 19, a public relations sophomore, watches a video compilation of undercover investigations into animal agriculture on Thursday. Members of the Farm Animal Rights Movement (FARM) paid $1 to passersby who chose to watch the 4-minute video.
Nerds everywhere felt a disturbance in the force yesterday.