Mad Martyr: Time Square bomber sentenced
By The Alligator Editorial Board | Oct. 5, 2010Justice was swift, but Allah is still great.
Justice was swift, but Allah is still great.
A bicyclist hit a woman on campus Tuesday morning, sending her to the infirmary.
I am writing in response to Chris Dodson’s Monday column, which condemned President Obama’s negative view of Fox News.
Mr. Solon is right to condemn our government’s clandestine escapades. They are inexcusable stains on this country, but they are not products of capitalism.
The Gators went undefeated in the first round of qualifying at the ITA All-American in Pacific Palisades, Calif., on Tuesday.
At around 8 p.m. on Tuesday a female UF student was mugged on the 800 block of SW 9th.
The sequel to last year's successful micro-budgeted horror film "Paranormal Activity" is hitting theaters soon. Will it have twice the scares then?
New information was released today in the shootings that left two dead and five injured in east Gainesville on Monday afternoon.
They drain students’ pockets, but many students don’t know what they are. Activity and service fees fund services offered through Student Government, the Reitz Union and RecSports, and they generate millions of dollars.
The state legislature has awarded UF $600,000 in research grants to fund alternative energy and health care technology research.
The Gators won the yardage and time of possession battles Saturday against the Crimson Tide, but Florida still lost the game.
Like several other aspects of this season, Florida’s loss last Saturday immediately drew comparisons to another moment in the Urban Meyer era.
In the first round of qualifying, junior Nassim Slilam did something that no UF player had done in more than a year — post a straight-sets 6-0, 6-0 win.
Members of Volaticus, an aerial club at the University of Florida, practice with silks and trapezes in the Nadine McGuire Theater and Dance Pavilion on Monday. The club meets every Monday from 4 p.m. to 7 p.m.
After being what he called “a serviceable backup” for three years, Duke Lemmens has found a home in Florida’s defense.
Everybody with cable TV and a proclivity toward captivating car-wreck television has an opinion on the sorta-famous young mothers on MTV’s “Teen Mom,” but this week marks the first time police started a case against someone based solely on what the baby momma did on MTV.
Chris Dodson’s criticism of President Barack Obama’s campaign against Fox misses the point.
The center ordered 10,000 doses of the vaccine this year, twice as many as last year.
Americans are having a lot of sex.
Rick Parker has spent more than a quarter of a century working for people who can’t afford to hire a lawyer. Now, he’s moving to Afghanistan to train young Afghan lawyers.