David Habib grins from ear to ear when he talks about Molly Oloyi, the namesake of his nonprofit organization, Molly’s Beads.
UF students are gearing up for the frenzy of the Final Four, and the success of the men’s basketball team has the Florida bookstores scrambling to accommodate the impending rush.
Gainesville Regional Utilities is partnering with Trimark Properties in the development of an electrical meter communication system.
Gainesville Police arrested a local man Friday following accusations that he and another man picked up a woman from a Midtown bar, took her to a hotel and raped her.
On a narrow street off Millhopper Road, there’s a quiet neighborhood lined with trees. The place smelled of burnt wood, and on Monday evening, the silence was only broken by birds chirping in the distance.
UF students and staff will no longer have to log into the “visitor” level Internet access when visiting other institutions with the addition of a new secure wireless network.
Keira Hornyak is trying to chomp her way into Tim Tebow’s heart. She’s asking him to a military ball in the hope of securing him as an endorsement for her upcoming cystic fibrosis fundraiser.
Underreported graduation rates could be an effect of student transfers.
A recent study shows that banking locally has the potential to save customers money.
Jake Rush caught the attention of websites like Gawker when reports surfaced of the Alachua Republican lawyer’s involvement with live-action role-playing games. During his undergraduate years at UF, Rush was part of The Camarilla, the UF chapter of an international gaming society. Around 2009, under the name of his gaming alter ego Chazz Darling, Rush posted messages in a gaming forum with violent and sexual threats, according to Gawker.
Throughout his administration, Gov. Rick Scott has been a fierce opponent of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act, more often referred to as “Obamacare.”
For the past few weeks, the left has been hell-bent on criticizing Republican campaign donors. The overwhelming amount of this one-sided smearing and demonization borders on the absurd.
Last Sunday, I hopped into a van with the friendly Krishna devotees and visited my first International Society of Krishna Consciousness (ISKCON) temple.
Florida ranked second in the country for harassment and discrimination in the workplace complaints.
Now facing a bribery conviction, former Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert canceled his appearance for Accent Speaker’s Bureau next week.
Following a federal decision that ruled football players at Northwestern University count as employees, UF President Bernie Machen is looking for ways to get the university’s student athletes paid.
Students on a budget may have an answer to rising movie ticket prices.
Gainesville Police arrested a local man Monday after he stole the business keys for a McDonald’s and tried to get away in his car, dragging the manager with him.
Scott Nygren was serious about his love for the humanities. But the UF English and film studies professor wasn’t the least bit serious around those who knew him.
More than 30 students wrote letters to fellow Gators on Monday evening during Words of Encouragement, a program aimed to help students adjust to college life.
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