With Week 1 of the NFL season officially over, here’s a recap of how former Florida players fared in their season debuts.
There is already enough going on among school, friends, family and daily activities that you don’t want to worry about finances and how you are going to handle them after you graduate. You are in college, for one thing, to earn a degree so that you can get the job you want — a job that will earn you a paycheck that you will try to make the most out of. But, if you graduate with little to no credit history or a bad credit score, then you could find your paycheck might not go as far as you want it to.
Gainesville Police arrested a woman Monday afternoon after she reportedly robbed two stores in the Butler Plaza shopping center.
Latino artists will fill the Phillips Center for the Performing Arts with diverse beats and rhythms this October.
Kenneth Fernandez had to ask his parents for help.
When UF honors student Silvio Martinez arrived at school this Fall, he knew Hume Hall would be his home for freshman year.
Brace yourselves: Fall 2015 UF Student Government elections are here.
Stroke patients will be able to socialize and improve motor skills in a handicapped-accessible greenhouse.
A woman stares into a camera lens as her white turtleneck blouse and long, dark skirt pop out from the neighboring construction site.
Gainesville Police arrested a local man early Monday morning after he reportedly ran over an officer’s foot.
UF students soon won’t have to travel far from campus to grab their favorite Publix sub.
Maude’s Classic Café and Sidecar bar is under new management after Gainesville Police arrested the owner Friday night after he reportedly filmed a young girl in the shower.
The competitive spirit that comes with a new football season isn’t just limited to the boundaries of Ben Hill Griffin Stadium.
After five road games and spending back-to-back weekends in Texas and Hawaii, the Florida volleyball team can finally relax.
On Monday morning, Florida head coach Jim McElwain got his first opportunity to address the Kelvin Taylor sideline incident.
Becky Burleigh is a big fan of symbolism.
In 2006, former U.S. vice president and one-time presidential nominee Al Gore released a documentary and book called "An Inconvenient Truth." Both the film and the book framed climate change as the result of man-made greenhouse gases, all delivered by Gore’s amazing ability to make a PowerPoint presentation compelling. Although climate change has been studied since at least the 1930s, the success of Gore’s documentary propelled climate change to the forefront of people’s minds.
Heading into the third and final round of the Cougar Classic, the UF women’s golf team is in a tie for third place out of 20 teams.
Speaking personally, football season at UF is the most fascinating phenomenon I’ve ever witnessed. The campus transforms overnight into an entirely new atmosphere, complete with elaborate tailgates, massive tides of orange-and-blue-clad families and endless optimism. Everyone’s a little friendlier and anyone sporting Gator memorabilia is automatically a new friend. These Saturdays have an almost religious undertone as students, alumni and fans alike come together to invoke the holy name of Gator football.
Vegetarianism: It’s practical, and when done with panache, can be both good-tasting and good for your body. Magnanimity: While less practical for college students, it feels good and is also good for others.
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