Mike White was disappointed after Florida’s route of Auburn on Tuesday night.
Deacon Liput’s freshman year can be described as the fun part of a roller coaster.
Alex Faedo is early.
Standing in front of a nearly all-white crowd at UF’s Florida Field, a 15-year-old black boy belted out a song of exaltation.
In the last two weeks, The Ridge at Gainesville has been the scene of two deaths.
Abigail Dougherty once told her mother that when she died, she wanted a seed planted in her memory.
Lil Wayne, a five-time Grammy award-winning rapper, will perform at UF in April.
When UF professor Arnoldo Valle heard immigrants across the nation planned to strike on Thursday, the Mexican native canceled his classes.
A night downtown ended abruptly when a Gainesville man was arrested for driving while his blood alcohol level was more than three times the legal limit, Gainesville Police said.
Over the past year, visits and donations to the Field and Fork Pantry have nearly doubled.
A California-based smartphone app delivered $1 Chick-Fil-A sandwiches to students at UF for five hours Thursday.
After a 50-hour search for a plane that went missing over the Gulf of Mexico, the U.S. Coast Guard suspended efforts to locate the plane and its passengers Tuesday.
UF Law alumni rank 13th in the nation for most federal judgeships and ninth for most federal district court judges.
Trophies bearing the image of a Gator on top of a globe were awarded Friday to 100 companies led by Gator alumni.
A group of UF students is gathering signatures for a petition against fracking in Florida, with plans to present it to a Florida senator Tuesday.
In an attempt to alter its reputation as a space catered to educating the youth, one UF museum is offering adults a chance to leave the kids at home and indulge in its exhibits after dark.
In Jonny Howard’s backyard, a 50-gallon barrel is catching raindrops off his rooftop.
In the year 1840, when the U.S. was not even a century old, Frenchman Alexis de Tocqueville wrote the historical “Democracy in America,” the detailed observations of a nation just starting to break on through its initial growing pains. By then, the experiment that was the U.S. had been around long enough for both its citizens and outsiders from Europe to take note of how things were going. If the life of America, thus far was a college course, “Democracy in America” would be the country’s gradebook after a rough midterm week. A point where one thinks, “Alright, how are we doing here?”
Women who have made their way to the top of the professional food chain did so by shattering through the tenacious glass ceiling that prevents women from climbing up the rungs of the corporate ladder.
As the rush of Valentine’s Day week ends, bouquets of dead flowers start to show up in trash cans, and those little helium balloons are starting to take up space. Perhaps you stocked up on chocolates, or you’re going through the large box you were given. Either way, the one holiday to look forward to in February (unless you’re really enthusiastic about Presidents Day) has passed, and now there’s only Spring Break to look forward to. That is, unless, you have grabbed a copy of our dear newspaper and flipped open to this week’s …
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