I know some harbinger of doom says this every single year, but I really do believe Americans will have to have a ‘come-to-Jesus’ moment with their technology pretty soon.
UF student Guy Ginton may not need medical marijuana, but he supports it for people who do.
Alfredo Espinosa may not be the obvious person to run for City Commission, but that isn’t stopping him.
At a joint county and City Commission meeting Monday, officials and citizens brainstormed ideas for what a proposed homelessness resources center housed in a former jail might look like.
Joshua Brown held a sheep brain in the middle of the Plaza of the Americas.
Gainesville residents might be alarmed to know just how stable — or unstable — the ground they walk on is.
Professor Elie Wiesel, Holocaust survivor and author of “Night,” will speak tonight at UF. Hosted by Accent Speaker’s Bureau and Jewish Awareness Month, Wiesel will speak about his experiences in the Auschwitz concentration camp and his career as an author.
The College of Cardinals is set to begin the deliberation for a new pope today in Rome, a decision that will resonate across the world — including in Gainesville.
Sophomore midfielder Nora Barry may not put up gaudy numbers, but she is what coach Amanda O’Leary wants each of her players to be — consistent.
The Alachua County Sheriff’s Office is looking for victims who could have been affected by an ATM skimming scheme at a Jonesville Publix last month.
Between work and classes, students don’t always have time to sort out the sincere sweethearts from pretentious players in their departments, let alone their campuses.
The Southeastern Conference women’s basketball coaches decided one Gator was worthy of representing Florida on this year’s All-SEC team.
Although missing shots has hurt the Gators in late-game situations this season, coach Billy Donovan said turnovers played a bigger role in the Gators’ meltdowns against Kentucky on Saturday, Missouri on Feb. 19 and Arizona on Dec. 15.
The flashes have been there. UF has proven capable of catching fire offensively this season.
Every year millions of Americans celebrate St. Patrick’s Day with the same old “Irish” traditions: pinching people that don’t wear green, eating lucky charms, and watching the Disney Channel Original Movie, "The Luck of the Irish." Well I’m tired of the same old traditions, pinching people is not even a little bit fun.
Dear Justin Timberlake, Thank you. You made our Spring Break worthwhile.
Senior spring semester revolves around going out and completing bucket lists, but sometimes those events have to be put on hold when real life kicks in. For seniors seeking jobs, spring semester is full of searching, applying and interviewing.
Tired of changing your major? Sick of not knowing what you even want to study? Don't worry, I'm here to help.
It’s time to put up the booze — well, until next Sunday, at least — put on our study hats and prepare for the long slog towards the finish line.
As a person of the female sex, I am often told by my peers what is considered appropriate for me to do with my life.
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