Protests in Taiwan have hit the two-week mark, and some Taiwanese students at UF are standing in solidarity with protesters overseas.
Billy Donovan has seen his team accomplish a lot this season.
Gabrielle Beecher gets dressed, goes to class and then sits down with strangers to listen to their stories.
And so begins the cold competition for fruit-flavored dessert options. In one corner, the hometown hero Mochi, and in the other, rising rookie The Hyppo.
Through his first eight seasons at Florida, softball coach Tim Walton has worked with some top-notch pitchers.
March didn’t treat only the Florida men’s basketball program well.
A week off gave Florida gymnasts exactly what they need to regroup after an unexpected second-place finish at the 2014 Southeastern Conference Championship.
Florida has shown how difficult being undefeated truly is. The Gators have finished undefeated in American Lacrosse Conference play only once — in 2012.
UF is considering replacing e-Learning, leaving a blank canvas for the university’s new course management system.
An Idaho couple said its newly crafted coffee grinder takes your morning pick-me-up to a new level.
The first of many things wrong with the column in Time magazine by Caroline Kitchens is its title: “It’s Time to End ‘Rape Culture’ Hysteria.”
April Fools’ Day is seriously tempting for college newspapers. So many raunchy jokes we could make! So many university officials we could roast! So many punny headlines — more than usual!
There’s a new fad in dieting commonly referred to as the “paleo diet.” The name is short for the “paleolithic diet” and is inspired by caveman — more accurately referred to as Neanderthal — diets.
Even for a morning person like me, 7:30 a.m. isn’t the best time to hear a pal from high school rant about his family troubles. But I decided to continue the phone conversation and be a “good friend.” This was no light sacrifice. Instead of enjoying the previous night’s episode of “The Daily Show,” I was listening to depressing personal problems. But sometimes you feel as though a friendship is worth sacrificing a morning ritual, and this was one such rare occasion.
From Grog to Cantina to Fat Daddy’s to Gator City you are bound to bump into some interesting people in Midtown.
Skulls seem to be in vogue at the C.A. Pound Human Identification Laboratory.
Maude’s Classic Cafe is offering a new way for its customers to recharge.
The UF Hispanic Communicators Association is releasing a new, English-Spanish magazine called Communicate that will focus on communications with a broad focus of Hispanic issues.
Members of Gainesville’s Citizen’s Co-op met Sunday to discuss the future of the store, which has been addled with conflicts among its founders, board of directors and members.
When John Winner noticed a car on the interstate had its taillights off, he turned on his police siren and motioned for the driver to pull over.
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