Coming back home after living somewhat independently in our college-town bubble has always been an interesting, if not perplexing, experience for me.
Tabitha Danson’s two children saw bats for the first time on Saturday at the Lubee Bat Conservancy.
Gainesville entrepreneurs may don their cowboy boots to pitch their startup ideas.
They honored Abhishek Taiwade, and they hoped he found peace.
The hunt was on — and then closed the second day.
UF Online will terminate its contract with the publishing and assessment service Pearson Education.
For Mary Kathryn Nugent, December 2007 holds tragic memories.
MaryBeth Head didn’t want to adopt a dog on Saturday.
Students will hang out in trees today.
Eleven days before their first performance, the actors arrived at the Phillips Center for the Performing Arts.
In 2006’s "Whoo! Alright – Yeah… Uh Huh," Luke Jenner, singer of the now-defunct dance-punk band The Rapture, bemoaned the state of club culture: "People don’t dance no more (what!)/They just stand there like this (uh huh)/They cross their arms and stare you down and drink and moan and diss (that’s right!)." If Mr. Jenner were to write this song today, we can’t help but think the refrain would be a little less cheeky and a lot more critical.
Down a narrow passageway in Dickinson Hall, the thick vertebras of a baleen whale sit beside its 6-foot-long skull. In another room, about 33,000 bird specimens and field notes nestle together in drawers.
It is easy to feel detached and uninvolved in issues involving discrimination if you’re not in one of the communities affected. However, everyone has a part to play in these issues. The definition of an ally is just that: standing by a community that you are not a part of and working to support them regardless. Allies are necessary for change, no matter the issue, and they can make a sizable difference.
Katrin Sieg is a professor of German and European studies at Georgetown University. She has published three books on 20th-century German theater and performance, which explore nationality, race and gender.
While many Americans are aware baseball season is ending, football season is reaching a sort of midway point and hockey season is just starting, the nation does not seem to fully appreciate that we are currently in the thick of the presidential debate season. The nation has watched three debates — two Republican and one Democratic — and is mentally preparing itself for another Republican debate Wednesday.
The last time No. 20 Florida played in the Alamo Invitation in 2013, Maria Torres was just a freshman. But the Puerto Rico native, showed poised during the tournament and tied for 24th at 1-over par.
In a clash between two of the Southeastern Conference’s elite, Florida turned in one of its most impressive performances of the season.
Elliott Orkin made a name for himself on the Florida men's tennis team and throughout the collegiate tennis circuit in his first two years with the Gators.
It seemed as if two different teams showed up to play for Florida on Sunday night at Donald R. Dizney Stadium.
As No. 17 Florida’s closes in on the season’s end, its primary focus is beginnings.
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