There is a popular argument that the best films come out in summer time. Kids are out of school, and families have money to spend. The lull between the Christmas movie explosion and the arrival of summer is sometimes droll.
A UF wildlife ecology and conservation professor has confirmed the cause of a declining rabbit population in Gainesville’s sister swamp, the Florida Everglades National Park.
About 60 percent of students entering college as STEM majors don’t follow through with it.
UF biology freshman Erika Atencio wears her “Supraman Strong” T-shirt when she asks for donations.
Turlington Plaza was silent except for the humming of the vending machines Monday night as people gathered to commemorate the lives of transgender women.
A UF student is hoping to solve the grocery woes of the carless.
UF students will host a benefit today to highlight the issue of food insecurity and world hunger.
The rain subsided just in time for Gainesville residents to sip and savor fresh food grown through UF’s research program Monday night.
Behind the wheel with a 0.12
Alabama softball has not been swept at home in 11 years.
After Saturday night’s beam debacle for the Florida gymnastics team, coach Rhonda Faehn wants to see more fight from everyone.
After dropping its first weekend series of the season last weekend against Ole Miss, the No. 4 Florida baseball team looks to turn it around when it travels to play Stetson at 6:30 p.m. in DeLand.
Voting for Student Government kicked off Monday morning at Santa Fe College.
Last semester, roommates Mitchell Kaye and Connor Balint were waiting at the Rawlings Hall bus stop when a homeless man approached them to ask for food.
The Florida men’s tennis team is looking to move past a split weekend where it was on both ends of shutout matches.
No. 2 Florida women’s tennis team heads to College Station, Texas, in hopes of extending its perfect record against Southeastern Conference teams.
If there’s one thing Americans don’t like talking about, it’s death.
The Gators entered Monday’s first and second round of the Briar’s Creek Invitational as a top-25 team for the first time this season.
Ariana Miyamoto was born May 12, 1994, in Sasebo, Japan. She is a Japanese citizen. She speaks Japanese fluently. She spent her childhood years in Japan. She identifies as Japanese. Miyamoto’s beauty, talent and strong sense of patriotism enabled her to win the 2015 Miss Japan Pageant. With this victory, Miyamoto will represent Japan in the Miss Universe Pageant. Despite her qualifications and talent, Miyamoto has faced criticism, and people have questioned her ability to represent Japan.
Sexual assault on college campuses has become one of the defining issues of the mid-2010s. Discussion of the problem is widespread, and at this point it has become impossible to ignore. The president launched an initiative to combat it. Sen. Marco Rubio is sponsoring legislation against it. As a community, we were forced to deal with it during last year’s spree of yet-unsolved attacks against women.
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