While all other UF sports have finished, track and field is gearing up for its final meet of the season.
From Bob Hope to Drew Carey, comedians have long graced America's troops with their presence to provide a brief respite from the banality of war.
As you may have noticed, coaches, players and media outlets alike are hopping on the Twitter bandwagon.
Some local iPhone users are peeved by the $200 fee required for an upgrade to Apple's newest product, the iPhone 3GS.
Kevin O'Sullivan's words seemed to hit Brandon McArthur like a eulogy.
The Gators have come from behind to win 27 games this season, but it was their inability to protect a five-run lead that ended their season.
Beginning next month, the burden of education loans will be partially lifted for some students.
A Gainesville man was arrested and charged with sexually assaulting a woman at gunpoint Friday.
Statewide chatter surrounding the February Florida Bar Examination could send prospective law students south.
As President Barack Obama took the stage in Cairo, Egypt, on Thursday, millions of people tuned in to watch him give his highly anticipated speech to the Muslim world.
More than a year after it opened, UF's Graham Center for Public Service is appointing a full-time director.
For two American journalists jailed in North Korea, the simple act of illegally entering the country may cost them more than a decade of their freedom.
Alachua County Animal Services has reduced its feline fees in response to the over-crowding of cats.
Well, I thought I had it in me, but I don't.
UF may be hard to get into, but new data shows it is easy to get out of.
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
President Barack Obama fulfilled another campaign promise last week after visiting Cairo, Egypt, and beginning a public dialogue with the Arabic world about the peace process. The president's speech in front of the Cairo University audience ran nearly an hour and evoked applause, shouts of adoration and a few awkward silences.
UF has named a new senior vice president for health affairs and president for the UF&Shands Health System.
Residents of the Tent City homeless community have been served eviction notices following a stabbing last week, but no housing alternatives have been offered for the mini-city's nearly 200 inhabitants.
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