Even though Led Zeppelin may never reunite, Gainesville residents will soon have the next best opportunity to hear the band’s iconic songs live.
I am a firm believer in appreciating flaws and using them to your advantage. How can there only be one definition of what beauty is, when the world is filled with billions of people who all have been created with different features?
Startups, by nature, grow from the ground up, but a new study suggests that perhaps the playing field isn’t level to begin with.
Students frantically trying to log into their fickle UF Webmail accounts can rest easy — UF Information Technology has solved the case.
The electronic dance music scene is returning to Gainesville on April 9 with the second local performance from Krewella.
JACKSONVILLE — Dugout-clearing fights tend to draw attention. Ones that involve a Heisman-winning quarterback become national news.
Levin College of Law dean Robert “Bob” Jerry addressed students’ questions and rumors about the failed dean search at an informal discussion Tuesday.
After a period of illness, UF English and film studies professor Scott Nygren died Monday. He was 67.
A season defined by exceeded expectations ended Tuesday night in University Park, Penn.
A Gainesville restaurant is struggling to afford environmentally friendly, sustainable options in its takeout line.
The Plaza of the Americas got a taste of the cattle industry Tuesday as the Gator Collegiate Cattlewomen served students a slice of beef education.
When UCLA’s Kyle Anderson takes the ball down the court, he usually towers over his primary defender.
The Tuesday night Student Senate meeting had yet another colorful start as new senators participated in their last orientation of the term.
Despite finishing 14th, the Gators have some positives to take out of their penultimate regular-season tournament, and their names are J.D. Tomlinson and Richard Donegan.
A local restaurant abruptly closed its doors March 17, leaving confused employees and customers and a homeless radio show.
In a forested area near Northwest 16th Avenue and Northwest Eighth Avenue, an old mountain bike trail has been revitalized in the form of a bridge spanning a small creek.
Organizations are preparing to launch a video about social justice in agriculture, and locals invested in the agriculture sector are expressing support for the project.
Students are encouraged to get vaccinated following a measles outbreak in New York City. The New York State Department of Health confirmed an outbreak of 20 cases early this month in NYC.
As we’ve seen — especially since the infamous George Zimmerman court ruling — court cases concerning the Stand Your Ground law tend to draw a considerable amount of media attention. One Florida lawmaker is determined to change that.
Like it or not, as many of us are realizing, the school year is coming to an end. Though some students are still recovering from Spring Break, most are preparing for the home stretch — the last month of cramming for exams and quizzes and catching up on unwatched lectures. Some of our fellow students will be doing this for the last time.
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