Admit it: Before "American Horror Story" and "The Walking Dead," you were terrified of Courage the Cowardly Dog.
With the Gators holding kicker tryouts this week to try and find some more depth, coach Jim McElwain announced on Wednesday that kicker Jorge Powell is out for the season.
Wednesday might have been "Back to the Future" day for the rest of the country, but for college football fans, Dec. 12 is the day that will feel like a flashback to 1985.
My roommate keeps coming out in underwear with my boyfriend around. How do I tell her it’s not cool? More importantly, how do I tell my boyfriend to stop looking?
The first annual HallowsCARE scavenger hunt isn’t just another early Halloween festivity; it’s a fundraiser to help solve ongoing community situations.
From acorns mighty oaks do grow.
This weekend, The Jam will be transformed into an interactive music festival.
Gators filled their growling stomachs with buttered chicken and spring rolls in the Florida Gymnasium on Tuesday night.
Homeowners can save water with a tap on their smartphone.
Rob Damitz started his business, aqUV, in graduate school.
For former Sen. Tom Harkin (D-Iowa), the approval of the Americans with Disabilities Act was a family matter.
Alachua County Sheriff’s Office deputies helped Louisiana authorities arrest a Gainesville man Tuesday after he reportedly kidnapped a local woman Monday.
Students will hand their resumes to startup businesses today in the hopes of landing a summer internship.
Gate 16 of Ben Hill Griffin Stadium functioned as an airplane runway on Tuesday as students and faculty folded and launched paper planes off the stadium ledge.
Alachua County Sheriff deputies secured a live military mine Saturday evening after a Bronson man found it in the ground in Levy County.
Students who bike, skate and run to campus will be able to share how they’ve helped the environment today on the Reitz Union Lawn.
After a suicide took place last week, UF’s U Matter, We Care visited student senators at Tuesday night’s Student Senate meeting.
Last Wednesday, a freshman residing in North Hall decided to take his own life. As of writing, this is the only information that has been released publicly.
Every college student is told to walk the line between chasing a passion they truly love and being realistic in the likelihood of success in those aspirations. The paradox is that many of the most popular fields to pursue are where people are predicted to not find success. Forbes ranked degrees in the arts and humanities as the worst to receive. On the other hand, jobs in statistics and computers, fields that definitely have acquired tastes, show the best projections in the coming decades in terms of employment and overall job satisfaction.
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