After inconsistency, missed practices and a lack of accountability put a damper on his junior year, Mike Rosario knew he had to change in the offseason.
The buzz is true: Two new craft beer pubs are set to open in the next month.
Did I hate it? No. Did I like it? Not really.
About 20 students involved with Gators for Obama packed their bags with winter jackets for the president’s inauguration in Washington, D.C., this weekend.
Jessa Carpenter sat in a small, white-walled room reading “The Little Soul and the Sun” to six adult males. Two of her listeners rocked back and forth as she spoke.
Joe Biden is a national treasure, and please don’t ever forget that.
In the debate over gun control, one of the ideas I keep seeing come up is that in homicide situations, the weapon is often a moot point.
Caroline Stone compared hashtags to parentheses.
When Gainesville residents jot down items to buy at Walmart, they can now include Gators basketball tickets on their shopping lists.
Some UF students will keep their short commute to class for the 2013 - 2014 school year as they continue to live on campus.
Researchers may have found a way for people to eat sweet food without adding sugar.
The U.S. government is just like a professional wrestling production.
There’s a new “boobment” sweeping across universities.
World-renowned peace activist the Rev. Joan Campbell spoke to about 100 students, faculty members and Gainesville residents at Santa Fe College’s Fine Arts Hall on Friday night.
Thirteen-year-old Michael Sayeski sat in front of a blank canvas with tubes of purple and brown paint. He painted inside the lines of an ice cream cone outline.
As a native Floridian, Glenn Stein often gets asked how he came to be a polar historian.
While mostly meaningless until the end of the season, the AP poll is a solid test of media intelligence.
Scottie Wilbekin recorded 13 points and 10 assists on Saturday for the first double-double of his college career, but the junior point guard’s lockdown defense on Missouri guard Phil Pressey drew more attention.
Focused on his education at Tulane University, Lt. Lincoln Schneider tucked away his interest in joining the Navy, believing it was a missed opportunity.
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