Public opinion polls consistently show Americans are frustrated with the disproportionate influence large corporations and extremely wealthy individuals have on our government and political process.
On Oct. 1, I began a search for the online market known as the Amazon of drugs: the Silk Road. I had heard stories about this place before from friends — and friends of friends — whose experience with drugs and technology far exceeded my own.
Offensive coordinator Brent Pease was in a good mood Tuesday, and it was not just because it was his 49th birthday.
Haters will always hate. These days, bashing politicians and journalists has become en vogue. Critics forget that our representatives uphold the world’s greatest democracy by toiling night and day to represent a helpless minority: corporate executives. Having a media subservient to the powerful is also vital to our prosperity.
Florida’s most recent trip to Tiger Stadium could have taken place in the Colosseum — yeah, the Roman one.
A spread in Elle UK’s November issue aimed at “rebranding feminism” has sparked outrage among bloggers and online media outlets such as the Huffington Post, the Guardian and Buzzfeed.
As the days of government shutdown add up, Alachua County programs have begun to feel the effects on a local level.
Wonder Bread is making a comeback, but the classic packaged in white plastic with red, blue and yellow polka dots hasn’t hit Gainesville stores yet.
Liz Slattery makes the most of her limited playing time.
Florida was forced to mount a three-set comeback to survive its most recent home matchup against Kentucky.
Despite losing several critical players from last season, women’s tennis coach Roland Thornqvist is pleased with the Gators’ roster.
Valve Corporation has been on the forefront of gaming technology for years. They’ve used their source engine to create classics such as the half-life series, the Portal series, the Left 4 Dead series and DOTA.
It’s that time of the year again.
With fall season well underway, cities around the world are parading around the finest of their culture through Fashion Week.
Has anyone ever came up to you and asked "Hey, have you ever made your food into shoes?" Probably not. But if they ever do, I'm now officially prepared to answer that question with a resounding "Yes!" I know what you're thinking.
Researchers from UF’s College of Education and two other universities received a $1.5 million grant to develop a learning program to help parents and caregivers of children with disabilities.
Now that a firewall at UF Health Shands has been removed, people at any of the hospital locations can order food through Gainesville2Go — and the company will deliver it for free.
Even the UF Student Health Care Center isn’t immune to flu shot shortages.
The popular photo-and-video sharing app Instagram recently announced it will be incorporating advertisements, but it won’t make many UF students cut back on using it.
Call Tyler Murphy a ‘game manager.’ The redshirt junior is not offended.
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