Florida’s women’s basketball team is surging, and people are taking notice.
Opening a gymnastics season on the road is one thing.
Gainesville Police arrested a woman Monday night after police said she assaulted a 93-year-old nursing home resident.
Florida’s 2016 legislative session started Tuesday, bringing in hundreds of bills – two of which could waive fees and tuition for graduate assistants at state universities.
With the NBA All-Star break about a month away, it looks like former Gator and current Atlanta Hawks center Al Horford has the best chance to play in the All-Star Game when it’s held in Toronto on Feb. 14.
A UF student is expanding his clothes donation program in Bangladesh.
UF Student Government held Tuesday night’s Senate meeting in the Samuel P. Harn Museum of Art.
UF student senators from both parties gave their thanks to Michael Christ (Graduate, Access) at his last meeting Tuesday night.
Members of UF College Democrats gathered at Pugh Hall on Tuesday night to hear President Barack Obama deliver his final State of the Union address.
A few dozen Gainesville residents attended District 4 Commission Candidate Adrian Hayes-Santos’ first fundraiser of 2016 at his friend’s house Tuesday night.
Two men arrested for murder in Alachua County are currently on death row, but Tuesday’s Supreme Court ruling offers a slim chance to appeal.
UF’s online system for class registration will be getting a new name and upgrade.
In 1991, two UF students started selling chicken wings in the kitchen of Pi Kappa Phi Fraternity.
With Tuesday night’s State of the Union address, the Obama presidency informally began its final act.
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Do you remember the first few weeks of elementary school? Because, when looking at the other side of the globe, it seems like some leaders forgot life lessons taught to them when they were children.
"You like potato and I like potahto,
Ana Ward still eats at Chipotle despite a recent outbreak of E. coli.
Abebe Taffere will see his family in Ethiopia this February.
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