Gainesville’s own Swamp Head Brewery hopped its way to a gold medal at the World Beer Cup last week.
With five days left in the 2014 gymnastics season and just one practice before the Gators depart for the NCAA Championship, the finish line is clearly in sight.
After starting 53 games and hitting 11 home runs in 2013, Briana Little has seen less time on the field this season.
Rabbi Berl Goldman said he remembers when he had to host Passover Seder in a tent.
The most anticipated regular-season game is here.
When trouble brewed in 2013, Florida folded. That has not been the case this season.
Going into the Southeastern Conference Tournament, coach Roland Thornqvist is excited for two reasons.
Sidney Homan’s lifelong love affair with theater began at age 5, and now, about 70 years later, he is being recognized for his scholarly contributions to the field.
On Saturday night, an Orlando woman was mauled in her driveway by a black bear. In the past few days, five bears have been killed by wildlife officials in search of the bear that initiated the attack, the Orlando Sentinel reported.
Midway through April, we are enjoying the height of spring and the season of love.
Listicles on this topic are circulating on my social media pages lately from sources we’ve all come to know and have love-hate relationships with: Thought Catalog, the Huffington Post and BuzzFeed. They’re not about graduating seniors or cats but rather another popular college-student topic — modern dating.
If all I ever did with my life was watch television and read magazines, this is how I would envision my life should be: I should marry a white heterosexual man, have a few rambunctious children, stay at home and use my new Swiffer WetJet and Dyson vacuum, go to the gym for yoga, buy the newest beauty products, sell my clothes when they go out of style and eat Special K cereal until I have the right measurements.
The headlines are Northwestern University and unionized college sports, but the storyline is universal and highlights an opportunity for us all.
Adam Lane followed coach Will Muschamp’s postgame press conference as the first player to speak. Muschamp quipped about Lane’s height, saying he needed to stand up so the reporters could see him.
Florida’s series-clinching win against South Carolina was a group effort.
Jeff Driskel took to Florida Field during Saturday’s Orange and Blue Debut for the first time since suffering a season-ending fractured fibula against Tennessee on Sept. 21, 2013.
With the nostalgia of Senior Day lingering and the pressure to stay undefeated in the American Lacrosse Conference apparent, Florida came out ready to take the win Sunday.
Before the start of Sunday’s match, Florida’s three seniors received bouquets of flowers, personalized framed jerseys and a standing ovation from the crowd.
The City of Gainesville is asking residents to contribute information to its new wiki page.
A UF student is leaving for a research project in Grenada today after raising more than half of his goal via crowdfunding.
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