As Catholics across the globe hold hands and sigh in relief that the latest male-molesting mishap wasn’t one of their own, Christians are again left with an unfortunately misrepresented image of their religious leaders and their questionable habits.
For the sixth time in five years, UF President Bernie Machen met with a group of city, university and law enforcement officials to discuss alcohol policies in Gainesville.
Alanis Morissette is smiling somewhere.
About 100 faculty, students and guests attended the grand opening of the College of Journalism and Communications’ new 21st Century News Laboratory on Friday afternoon.
There’s another reason to be nervous about random roommates.
Army Lt. Gen. P.K. Keen traveled to Haiti for a planned two-day visit in January to meet with officials to prepare for the hurricane season, but his trip was interrupted by the earthquake that rocked the country.
UF's College of Journalism and Communications opened its Center for Media, Innovation and Research Friday. Dean John Wright and student Steve Johnson talk about the center's goals.
Many call it "The Facebook Movie," but it is still a highly anticpiated film that draws greater light on how the website juggernaut we all use came into existence.
A Wildcat ran wild up and down Florida Field on Saturday night.
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A student-athlete is presented with two options: run as fast as you can to chase gold medals on a worldwide stage or play in America’s most popular professional league and make millions of dollars.
Ahmad Black’s name sat atop the Gators box score, and he wasn’t exactly pumped.
While I was in New York for the summer covering the Mets, I met a nice guy who went to Miami for college and currently works for the Wall Street Journal.
Although they’ve already played eight ranked opponents, the most important part of the Gators volleyball season is just getting started.
The Gators are about to start their Southeastern Conference season, but the toughest stretch of the 2010 campaign may already be behind them.
Heading into its third tournament of the season, the UF women’s golf team is hoping this is the week they break out.
While the Gators dominated the Gator Invitational last weekend, they face a difficult test this weekend as they travel to Meadowood, Calif., to take part in the Napa Valley Tennis Classic.
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