As we wave goodbye to the second week of 2019, other parts of our life also bid us farewell. The excitement of the holiday season finally fades, we start to get into the meaty part of classes and New Year’s resolutions drop off the radar.
Have you ever walked to class and thought to yourself: “Wow, I would love for my backpack to be even heavier.”
When UF announces its admissions decisions on Feb. 8, some students will receive good news, but many will not. We received 42,000 applications for only 6,500 available positions.
I love coffee as much as the next student. My personal drink of choice is an espresso with soy milk and honey: plain, simple and refreshing. But I don’t drink coffee every morning. When I choose not to drink coffee, I’ll turn to a simple caffeine pill.
It has been a frustrating season for the Florida women’s basketball team, but one signal that greener pastures could be on the horizon can be found at the bottom of the stat sheet after every game: bench points.
Captain Ahab spends the entirety of the famed 1851 novel Moby Dick attempting to defeat the “white whale.” It’s more of a “white tiger” for the UF gymnastics team.
It has been the same story over and over again for the past two weeks.
Finalists receive a $50,000 grant for their projects.
A permanent city manager will be decided next commission meeting.
He will be paid $110,000 to perform.
The project cost about $2.7 million.
About 50 people attended the speaking event.
About 450 people attended.
Ryan Hinterleiter was diagnosed in September 2018.
Are you already stressed about this semester? Let your emotions out and rage to pop punk and emo music Saturday night at the Wooly.
The pint-sized project cost $850 to build.
She filed a complaint with the UF honor court.
Local artists of Gainesville will gather tonight at the Civic Media Center to represent marginalized communities.
A decision has been postponed until Feb. 11.
Imagine you’re a Clemson Tiger, fresh off your National-Championship win over Alabama, pulling up to the White House.
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