As I sit in my newly replaced pleather chair at Library West and look around, I can’t help but notice the dozens of couples around me.
Tonight, the UF Symphony Orchestra will bring “The Story of Cinderella” to life with narration from Amy Redford, the daughter of Academy Award-winning film director and actor Robert Redford.
The Florida governor’s race has seen some strange ads this election season. In particular, the recent ad from the College Republican National Committee that compared incumbent Gov. Rick Scott and challenger Charlie Crist to wedding dresses set a new standard for bizarre political advertising. Scott’s “Flippin’ Amazing!” attack ad against Crist also made waves for its strange — albeit amusing — brand of humor.
A local nonprofit’s new program will allow volunteers to turn service credit into a car.
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A week after UF sent out a mass email to the Student Body, no new information is available on the student hospitalized with meningococcal disease.
Last Friday, director David Lynch sent out a rather interesting tweet: “Dear Twitter Friends: That gum you like is going to come back in style!”
Coming off of an embarrassing performance at the hands of the Crimson Tide the Gators needed an outstanding defensive performance, and they got one all around.
By now, Florida’s volleyball team is tired of hearing about Chloe Mann.
With quarterback Treon Harris indefinitely suspended from team activities while he is investigated for alleged sexual battery, Jeff Driskel will be Florida’s starter on Saturday when UF (3-1, 2-1 Southeastern Conference) plays host to LSU (4-2, 0-2 SEC) at 7:30 p.m.
The rivalry football game against Louisiana State University on Saturday might not be the scariest part of gameday for some Gator fans.
UF scholars will come together at Pugh Hall to address Ebola virus concerns today.
The Pride Student Union is asking UF students to peer through the looking glass to learn more about the LGBT community’s Pride History Week.
After five months of searching, UF hopes to announce its 12th president Oct. 15.
George Takei stepped onto the University Auditorium stage Tuesday evening to thunderous applause.
While Gainesville is used to the hectic swarm of students and residents, the City of Hawthorne is more acquainted with the sound of nature and the sight of familiar faces.
Election Day is quickly approaching. On Nov. 4, Florida voters will decide whether to enact Amendment 2: The Florida Right to Medical Marijuana Initiative.
Through a project known as “Cuba: Million Bible Mission,” The Rock of Gainesville Church is trying to raise more than $5 million to send a million Bibles to Cuba.
Students can take a break from their classes Friday and jump into a tech playground in front of the Marston Science Library.
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