Every weekday, my wife is responsible for educating more than 100 sixth-graders in an Alachua County public middle school.
Hairnet and latex gloves intact, Dave Schneider washed the trays that were handed to him though the small window in the St. Francis House kitchen.
Christina Aguilera’s mistakes while singing the national anthem at the Super Bowl made our stomachs sink.
It would take a forum longer than a letter to the editor to correct the half-truths and mischaracterizations in Zack Smith’s editorial about teacher unions.
The economy has been said to kill businesses, but it may also be shrinking the number of Florida shark attacks.
The two UF swimmers just wanted jackets, but they got handcuffs and misdemeanors instead.
In six months, more than two dozen horses and equestrians will pair up to take on 1,000 kilometers of rough Mongolian terrain.
If Florida Senate Bill 234 passes, licensed gun owners will be allowed to openly carry firearms at UF.
Taco Bell is getting defensive in response to a class-action lawsuit filed against the company last week.
As college students, many of us are deciding what we want to do for a living and working hard toward our chosen career. By identifying our signature strengths and using them in the main realms of life, such as work and play, we are more likely to lead a fulfilling life.
After 39 minutes spent mostly as an onlooker, Kenny Boynton decided it was his time to step up and guard Kentucky freshman Brandon Knight.
After Florida wrapped up a big week with a 70-68 win over Kentucky on Saturday, reality set in for Billy Donovan.
The Gators have had a season chock full of heartbreak — and it continued Sunday.
Just seconds before she made her all-around debut for the Gators, confusion rushed over freshman Mackenzie Caquatto.
PALM BEACH GARDENS — Jacoby Brissett stood at midcourt Friday night, hugging his mom, Lisa Brown, as he tried to fight back tears.
With the No. 7 Florida men’s tennis team in danger of losing its first match of the season Sunday at No. 27 FSU, the Gators got a lift from an unsung hero.
The Florida men’s track and field team won the indoor national championship last season, but that doesn’t concern Gators coach Mike Holloway anymore.
While speaking alongside many top political insiders, Rod Smith, the current chairman of the Florida Democratic Party, made it clear: 2012 would be a whole new game.
Sleep Out for the Homeless was shut down early due to bad weather.
David Schade, a 34-year-old former UPS employee, dons armor to become Sir William Dudley at the Hoggetowne fair.
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