Carney reflects on job as US press secretary
By Damaris Lopez | Oct. 27, 2014Jay Carney told an auditorium full of UF students how he took an unusual path to becoming the 29th White House press secretary Monday.
Jay Carney told an auditorium full of UF students how he took an unusual path to becoming the 29th White House press secretary Monday.
A Gainesville man was arrested early Monday after police said he snatched and threw his ex-boyfriend’s ankle monitor before stealing his cell phone.
Halloween can fall into two categories for girls: scary or slutty.
UF is launching a weight-management program for overweight children with asthma.
Students looking to create the latest popular app can visit the UF Information Technology Open House on Thursday.
At just 14 animals shy of being dangerously overcrowded, Alachua County Animal Services is nearing capacity.
The Friends of the Library book sale was bustling Monday.
Greener pastures could lie ahead for Florida beef cattle producers.
Last week, our nation experienced a horrible tragedy, the details of which were all too familiar.
On its deepest roster since at least 1996, Florida volleyball has offered fans a mixture of players ranging from a duo of setters to six defensive specialist options.
After enduring its first two-loss weekend of the year, Florida righted the ship and once again proved that it is one of the nation’s best soccer teams.
Although Todd Gurley is currently suspended by the NCAA, Florida coach Will Muschamp said he is certain the Georgia tailback will suit up for Saturday’s matchup in Jacksonville.
Twenty-eight former Gators saw playing time in Week 8 of NFL action. Here are some of the highlight performances.
Junior A.J. Crouch has made progress in every tournament he competed in this year.
In our culture, we elevate sports to the status of war, and we do that most often with football. Athletes are warriors, games are battles and rivalry series are wars.
The College Football Playoff committee unveils its first ever top 25 ranking for the 2014 season tonight at 7:30 p.m. on ESPN.
ORLANDO — Jury selection in the trial of Dante Martin, one of the four remaining former Florida A&M University band members charged with felony hazing and manslaughter in the death of a drum major, is set to move to a second day, while trials for the three other remaining defendants have been postponed until April. The trial began nearly three years after drum major Robert Champion died from being beaten.
After two transgender Santa Fe College students were heckled leaving a school bathroom, followed through campus to their car and chased to a nearby Publix grocery store this February, leading them to drop out of school, the incident ignited a flame that helped pass a protective measure for all students last week, regardless of race, gender or sexual orientation.
Ever wonder if you are considered a "basic white girl?" Well you’re not, and here’s why.
Bats, pumpkins and thousands of families traipsed through the fall air — but this wasn’t Halloween.