Another name has been added to the list of senators who signed a petition asking the Supreme Court to declare the law that prohibits gay marriage unconstitutional.
The Inter-Residence Hall Association hosted its second annual on-campus farmers market on the Reitz Union Colonnade on Thursday.
Local artists will celebrate the Gainesville Fine Arts Association’s 90th anniversary with a monthlong art exhibition, featuring paintings of multiple historical locations around the city.
The empty retail space next to Vellos Brickstreet Grill came to life for the opening night of Gainesville Fashion Week.
Day 2: Thursday fashion runway show and panel discussion sponsored by Pride Awareness Month
Blue lights reflected off the ceiling, adding to the cool atmosphere of Friday’s runway show in the University Air Center’s Mustang Hangar.
Intensity radiated off the runway as designer TanyaB started her show.
Carmen Carrera came on stage Wednesday night wearing a black cloak. When she took it off, she was left wearing rhinestones.
You’re not the only one reading the newspaper, according to data compiled by the Newspaper Association of America.
Why don’t more people believe in the effects of climate change?
A Wednesday morning crash left one man in the hospital with serious injuries after he rear-ended a Regional Transit System bus on Northwest 39th Avenue.
Carol Rosado carefully maneuvers a bevy of toppings onto her spoon overflowing with ice cream.
Israeli choreographer Dana Ruttenberg has spent this semester, teaching and interacting with students in the UF School of Theatre + Dance.
“All I’ve ever wanted my whole life,” Cat Marnell, former beauty editor of www.xoJane.com and former VICE columnist, writes in her book proposal to Simon & Schuster, “was a way to escape and get numb.”
TV Land’s premiere scripted comedy “Hot In Cleveland” has turned crowds young and old onto what many call this generation’s “The Golden Girls.”
UF’s yearlong celebration of land-grant universities will conclude today with a conference about online education called “Bricks and Mortar in a Digital Age: The Uncertain Future of Higher Education.”
A bogus email containing profanity that went out last week to about 8,000 patrons of local food delivery service Gainesville2Go hasn’t cursed the company’s business.
Music festivals are taking over the world. Whether it’s festa-this or palooza-that, music festivals have become the hottest pastime for music lovers across the country.
TALLAHASSEE — After missing nearly a month, Richie Martin was excited to return in time for the game he had been eying all season.
Lauren Haeger does not let what happens in the batter’s box carry into the pitching circle.
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