Voldemort couldn’t stop the rock at Reitz Union Board Entertainment's third annual Harry Potter event, this year called “A Day in Diagon Alley.”
Brittany Larsen brushed the final strokes of black paint, defining the irregular burnt-orange spots of a giraffe on a thick poster board sign.
Getting ready for an artist or speaker means stocking dressing rooms and staging areas with sometimes expensive items — items that can range from after-dinner snacks to appliances.
UF is catching up in the race to have “Catching Fire” screened in advance on campus.
Gainesville Police arrested two men Wednesday after it was reported they worked together to steal a cash register and beer from a downtown restaurant.
Ernie Griggs was meant to ride.
A four-digit tuition bill at UF could pay off with a seven-digit salary.
I am a member of The Pride of the Sunshine. For eight-plus hours a week, I pour my blood, sweat and tears into band practice so that I, along with the other 364 members of the band, can help cheer on our football team each Saturday.
There seems to be an epidemic of poor decisions plaguing mayoral offices everywhere.
The air is cool and spirits are high: UF’s Homecoming celebration is upon us.
A zombie-themed spoof on the “Chicken Soup for the Soul” books created by a UF alumnus has been pulled from Amazon.com due to trademark concerns.
The P. K. Yonge Developmental Research School program for the performing arts has recently taken some of its drama off-stage.
A recent study suggests the firstborn child in a family is likely to be the most successful sibling, but some local students and faculty expressed hesitancy about the data.
Some nights, work means galloping across a soccer field chasing a car burglar. Some nights, it’s clomping across a dance floor at a downtown club. Some nights, it’s simply trying not to get spooked by a bus.
After seven grueling months, the time has finally come for the Florida women’s basketball team.
There’s yet another difference among men and women—the way they email.
Oct. 23, 2013 was a sad day for all of us fashionistas who want to lead a successful career in the fashion industry. Condé Nast who owns Vogue, Teen Vogue, W and many other fashion magazines decided to end their internship program starting 2014 due to many law suits surrounding interns.
With the flood of Gator fans and alumni during Homecoming comes an increase in local business along West University Avenue.
Good news for students planning to travel home for the long weekend: Gas prices statewide have reached an all-time low for the year so far.
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