Peta vice president Bruce Friedrich spoke to a small crowd at the Florida Gym about eating a vegan diet.
A UF student group took part in a summit on alternative energy in Orlando this weekend.
A UF Relay for Life team raised money and awareness by selling breast-shaped cupcakes on Turlington Plaza Friday.
The Gators are back in a familiar position.
After falling two games behind the Southeastern Conference lead, Florida knew it had to win all of its remaining matches to get back in the race.
Florida's women's swimming and diving teams had an outstanding weekend all around, dominating two separate meets and defeating seven opponents.
After beginning ITA Regional Championship play Friday with a combined 15 entrants, Allie Will on the women's side and the doubles team of Alex Lacroix and Antoine Benneteau on the men's have traversed difficult fields and still have a shot to win titles Monday.
Tampopo is a serious of elaborate spoofs about Japanese culture with the main story line of a woman, Tampopo, who is trying to recharge her dismal noodle shop.
Orange Blossom Pilsner claims right on the bottle that it is “Florida's Honey Beer,” and you shouldn't let the fact that it is brewed in South Carolina turn you off to the idea that it is a product of Florida.
Even though the Internet has created a more casual version of the English language, iTz NaWt AxEpTaBlE 2 tYp lYk DiS. Here are three tips for sounding professional in e-mails.
While the Florida offense struggled in the red zone, the defense managed to keep Mississippi State away from the end zone. That kept the Gators undefeated with a 29-19 win.
Since showing their imperfections against LSU, the Gators have been flawless.
After a lackluster showing last week against Arkansas, No. 2 Florida (6-0, 4-0 Southeastern Conference) has something to prove during its trip to Starkville.
A man was arrested early Thursday morning for elbowing and pushing a pregnant woman during an argument, according to police.
When I saw on Monday that the third floor of Rinker hall would be required to pay $3,000 each for damages, I was flabbergasted.
Good for the anthropology department for defending diversity and minorities. What could be more diverse and be a smaller minority than a reckless-driving professor who attempts to exchange drugs for gay sex near a church? Shame on UF for reinstating such a creeper.
I was severely disappointed in the representation of Louis Centanni concerning the front-page article. Certain inaccuracies were statedthat all together misrepresented not only Louis himself, but all thosesuffering with Tourette Syndrome.
While I believe that Neal Wheeler has the kernel of a good idea in his letter to the editor, he becomes increasingly more ignorant as the piece goes on. His idea that the government can't be counted on to fix everyone's problems is very true. The government can't, in fact, fix everything. Perhaps the government has tried too hard in the past to fix all the problems in American society, but this doesn't extend to health care.
Mr. Wheeler makes an excellent point. If you can't afford health care, don't go running to the government to solve your problems. Just get on Medicaid!
As great as it is to read about our student senators feeling "uncomfortable" regarding the health of hotel guests, I would like to take this opportunity to remind our representatives that as residents of Rawlings Hall we live under these circumstances every day.
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