The president of a Gainesville-based nonprofit is traveling across the Atlantic this weekend to speak about a topic he advocates at home: accessibility for disabled individuals.
Game shops throughout Gainesville are preparing for Nintendo’s global release of Pokémon X and Y, slated for Saturday.
Two student-founded companies are movin’ on up.
As the government shutdown enters its 11th day, some students are finding it affects them in a way they never expected — if they can do their homework.
The United States doesn’t have as many highly skilled adults as other countries, but younger generations could break the trend.
As midterms loom, Gainesville coffee shops tend to get more crowded with students who buy one drink and camp out for hours. But it’s often more of an annoyance to students than management.
I agree that engineers don’t really socialize.
Today, the Nobel Peace Prize will be awarded.
Readers, this is not a drill: Fall is finally upon us in Gainesville. The mornings are crisper, the nights are pleasantly cool, and we’re finally switching from iced coffee to hot pumpkin lattes. Everything is beautiful and nothing hurts.
Huma Abedin is the wife of Anthony Weiner, former U.S. congressman who recently conceded in the running for New York City mayor on Sept. 10.
When I Googled the music video for “23,” I saw No. 23 Chicago Bulls jerseys, Jordans, and Miley Cyrus. I wondered, “is this really going to be some sort of homage to Michael Jordan?”
In an interview with “Rolling Stone” this past April, Pharrell Williams hinted of a “new wave” of music that was going to change the face of our modern music scene.
As much as we might not like to admit it, nobody’s perfect. Ladies, we’ve all been guilty of a fashion faux pas or two or three during our lifetime.
I turned on the radio today and Lana del Rey was singing about Summertime Sadness, but personally, I’m starting to feel pretty down now that it’s fall.
As we get older and older Halloween becomes less about how heavy our candy bags weigh and more about how crafty we can get. Oct. 31 becomes an unofficial costume contest between every American who goes out and celebrates.
One word summarizes the start of Florida’s 2013-14 season: uncertainty.
After being suspended in June for violating team rules, Scottie Wilbekin has been cleared to participate in Friday’s first practice of the year.
The injury bug is not an equal-opportunity offender. Just ask redshirt sophomore center Viktorija Dimaite.
Coming off trips to North Carolina and California, the UF women’s tennis team will begin its first and only home event of the fall season today at 9 a.m.
News racks in Turlington Plaza have recently been filling up — but not with newspapers.
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