My first playlist came out of the commute to highschool freshman year: a 30-minute road trip on a highway dotted with trees, U-Pick farms and suburban subdivisions. My older brother sped his 1993 Toyota Camry down the road, blasting songs, albums and discographies, as the year went on.
Despite its size, the Gainesville Regional Airport is in competition with other major airports.
President Barack Obama’s statement about two weeks ago that law schools should be only two years may not be far-fetched, and a similar concept could appear at UF’s Levin College of Law.
Gator fans taking the journey to watch the game against the University of Miami will have to leave their backpacks and purses at home because of new NFL regulations.
A Gainesville man went from a hideout in an air conditioning unit to a jail cell when deputies discovered him Tuesday morning.
One month after the city began a two-lane traffic pattern trial on Northwest Eighth Avenue, residents’ reactions to the change continue to evoke passionate yet divided opinions.
UF received a $325,000 grant to digitize historic newspapers from Florida and Puerto Rico published between 1836 and 1922.
As dozens of universities across the country are creating stricter policies for diagnosing and managing ADHD, UF is ahead of the curve.
As Congress comes to a decision on intervention in Syria, Gainesville residents are sorting their own opinions.
Because of a recent grant, UF can now offer care to families of children with disabilities in twice as many Florida counties.
The kids who flocked to see the midnight premieres of the Harry Potter movies wearing striped scarves, fake glasses and lightning bolts drawn on their foreheads with their mom’s eyebrow pencils are all grown up.
Chatter filled High Dive’s concert room as wisps of cigarette smoke from the outside bar drifted through the graffiti-covered door.
I am sitting at my laptop, writing an article, playing the “Morning Murmur” track on Coffitivity and intermittently pausing to check my Facebook, email, Twitter and Tumblr.
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Red has a reputation of making women feel ambitious, daring and confident. Think of the little red dress you zip up to impress or those haute red heels that are your go-to accessory.
With the speed and power of a runaway freight train, Miami’s Duke Johnson is almost impossible to stop on a football field.
Good cuddling buddies: teddy bears, puppies, kittens and bunnies. Dust mites, not so much. Yet, apparently, some single men may not mind sharing their bed with these tiny creatures.
D.J. Humphries (right MCL sprain) returned to practice on Wednesday, coach Will Muschamp said during the weekly Southeastern Conference Coaches Media Teleconference.
An AK-47 hangs on a wall, black as space and soft as a pillow.
Florida-Miami was once a huge rivalry, but you wouldn’t know it if you looked at the schedules from the last decade. The two teams have played each other only five times this century. All but one of those were during the Ron Zook era.
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