Libero spurs comeback against Seminoles
By RJ Schaffer | Sep. 18, 2013No. 4 Florida (9-1) trailed 9-8 in the second set against No. 17 Florida State (6-4) on Tuesday, and it appeared another long point might not fall in the Gators’ favor.
No. 4 Florida (9-1) trailed 9-8 in the second set against No. 17 Florida State (6-4) on Tuesday, and it appeared another long point might not fall in the Gators’ favor.
Wells Fargo, the official banking partner of UF, was recently listed as the most-complained-about bank in Florida.
There will be a surcharge starting Monday for those who choose to purchase Krishna Lunch using their credit cards.
The Reitz Union Grand Ballroom today will thunder from creative minds brainstorming over the future of engineering and innovation.
Members of UF Golden Key can say all their hard work has paid off.
The Florida real estate market is on the rise, but locals are experiencing a spike in interest rates — which means higher rent.
Don’t let the diminishing unemployment rate fool you. An economic crisis still looms in this country — the same one we were supposed to be out of years ago.
As various public health, youth and consumer groups work this week to request the Federal Trade Commission block Facebook from passing a bunch of sketchy changes to its privacy policy, we’re reminded of the old German legend of Faust.
Nearly seven years ago, the world was introduced to Dexter Morgan, a blood splatter analyst with a Dark Passenger alter ego set on ridding the world of killers, one cheek slice at a time.
It started with an ad on Craigslist.
The Gator Robotics Club intends to refit and rebuild a 7-foot humanoid robot.
News flash: Not everything on the Internet is true. Yet people continue to share and reblog information without checking its accuracy.
Get out your Versace apron, Adidas sweatsuit and chainz ‘n’ thangs. It’s time to hit the kitchen — 2 Chainz-style.
Tilman Monsanto thinks shopping for men’s clothing in Gainesville is horrible.
Former National Security Adviser Tom Donilon will speak at UF on Sept. 26.
A Gainesville man was arrested early Monday after he was accused of burglary and said he’d been running on a trail.
Gainesville Police raided a local Internet cafe Tuesday after an investigation showed it could have been operating in violation of a recently passed Florida law.
About half of the 2,000 free student memberships offered by the Samuel P. Harn Museum of Art and funded by a Student Government grant have been grabbed.
The Hippodrome State Theatre reached its goal of $15,000 to fund a transition to digital film presentation so it can continue showing movies.
An increase in pedestrian-related accidents last year and earlier this year forced Gainesville Police to step its enforcement efforts up — starting with jaywalking tickets.