By its name alone, the classic rock genre is seen as a musical era valued in retrospect — a finite period of time when musical innovators left their marks on rock ‘n’ roll history.
The Hawaiian shirt-wearing employees of Trader Joe’s will greet Gainesville residents at the end of the semester.
Have you ever read something so scathingly bitter that it made you clutch your proverbial pearls out of joy?
Tyler wants the best of both worlds. In college, he spends his time trying to balance two sides of himself: his fraternity side and his gay side.
When it comes to eliminating yellow flags, coach Will Muschamp might as well wave a white one. The Gators have a penalty problem, and it’s not going away any time soon.
A rush of emotions will hit senior left tackle Xavier Nixon when he and UF’s 18 other seniors run out of the tunnel in The Swamp for the last time on Saturday, but they may not be the only ones.
After missing Monday’s practice with a migraine that caused bouts of vomiting, Erik Murphy did it all against Wisconsin on Wednesday night.
Gainesville may have The Swamp, but it lacks the beach. I’ve been here for about two and a half years, and I’m still not used to a land-locked city.
With just a few clicks, UF students can get discounts for places around town.
UF’s Graduate Assistants United is fighting to spread awareness about the need for an improved contract.
Florida Organic Growers is hosting a beer and wine tasting fundraiser from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. at Cafe C.
For years, people across the globe have waited for tonight. Hearts will be broken and tears will be shed.
Calvin Harris' new album, "18 months," is likely the most exhausting listening experience I've undergone in 2012.
Daryl Brown, a 34-year-old Gainesville rapper known as Deal’a, released his newest single, “It’s a Swamp Thang,” on iTunes and Google Play Oct. 2.
A battle for a framed UF Gator photograph landed one Gainesville man in jail and another in the hospital.
Hurricane Sandy slammed states about 1,000 miles north of Florida, but distance isn’t keeping UF students and Hillel staff members from getting involved in the cleanup.
Imagine this: Your parents are in town and the sky's the limit with your dining options. No more ramen noodles and Easy Mac.
Walking into The Top, you immediately realize this isn’t your average college-town restaurant. With dim lighting and eclectic décor, the restaurant’s interior is something more akin to a hipster bar in Austin than a Gainesville eatery.
Douglas Ray Castleberry drove about 100 miles to meet an 11-year-old girl.
From September until November, Epcot hosts a festival dedicated to the discovery of food from around the world.
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