He’d said his morning prayers, assembled his plastic cross. He’d staked out his usual spot near the bus stop. He’d been spit at, and it wasn’t even noon.
A new bill to allow concealed guns in public without a permit is being met with opposition from the Alachua County Sheriff’s Office.
The FDA approval — or lack thereof — of a controversial new alcohol product is stirring up Gainesville.
Another UF student took the stage and the crown at the 2014 Miss Florida United States Pageant last month.
For years, Renee Trautwein went between blaming and missing her daughter.
Eric Banks has already overcome much more than any challenge he will face on the golf course.
The at-bat defied reason. Jacksonville’s No. 9 batter, Dylan Dillard, stepped to the plate with two outs and runners on second and third base. Right-hander Ryan Harris toed the rubber.
It’s freshman year, and I’m walking along University Avenue, worrying that I’m too sweaty to go into the Alligator’s open house. My resume is in a purple folder stuffed with clips from my high school newspaper. I don’t know what AP Style is.
There have been plenty of times in the past four years I’ve woken up confused.
In the last Student Senate meeting of the Spring semester, senators sparked a controversial debate before approving the Student Government executive branch position recommendations.
After 27 years at the helm of the Florida men’s golf program, coach Buddy Alexander is hanging up his hat.
If a Santa Fe College student needs to use the bathroom, there are two options: male or female.
My childhood is over.
I never got the musical talents of my mother. She performed as a child with her musical-group family. I performed on the ball fields (or at least tried to).
University Police will soon be on the prowl for bikes left on campus over Summer break.
May 1 has the potential to go down in Gainesville history — maybe even world history.
Tim Walton likes where his team is at with the regular season drawing to a close.
Giggling your way to good grades may be a possibility.
Good things come to those who wait, or so the saying goes. That adage couldn’t be truer when it comes to high school recruiting.
Amazon.com announced last week it will be charging sales tax for Florida customers.
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