One by one, students inched closer to the Stephen C. O’Connell Center to get free tickets to see One Republic and TeamMate in concert.
The odds were the Gators men’s golf team’s favor on the second day of play at the Shoal Creek Intercollegiate on Tuesday at Birmingham, Ala.
In a move some consider fitting for a college town, the Gainesville City Commission will take a fresh look at the possibility of adding alcoholic options to events held on city property.
A southeast Gainesville man was rushed to the hospital Tuesday afternoon after a woman found him with a gunshot wound to the chest.
The first day of voting yielded a healthy turnout for the Fall 2013 Student Government elections.
With the Affordable Care Act effective as of Tuesday, some students and health care professionals are encouraging other students to research the information themselves and see how it will affect them.
Fish food among coral reefs is on the decline, according to a study recently conducted by UF researchers, and it could affect the supply of fish meat.
UF’s Bob Graham Center for Public Service is using a $3 million grant to create a Knight Fellows in-Residence program starting next month, bringing public and private sector leaders to campus.
More students are being given referrals rather than arrests, according to the University Police’s Annual Security and Fire Safety Report released Tuesday.
Labor organizations gathered outside the local office of U.S. Rep. Ted Yoho (R-Fla.) on Tuesday afternoon to protest the federal government shutdown.
The waves were pumping as Mike McVinney, a UF alumnus, took home first place at the 28th Annual UF Surf Club Alumni Surf Challenge.
A new campaign at UF aims to prevent sexual discrimination and harassment on campus.
Every Friday at 3 p.m., “Doctor” Robert Ramsthaler gets into his red pickup truck and heads to Main Street Bar & Billiards.
Sustainable UF is giving students and staff the opportunity to pick up weekly shares of produce on campus.
When Charlene Ochogo woke up from a nap one afternoon, she was confused when her boyfriend arrived at her dorm.
From 1982 to 2005, CNN’s well-known political debate program “Crossfire” was a centerpiece of American politics and media. The program featured two co-hosts, one liberal and one conservative, debating against each other and with one or two newsmaking guests — individuals of recent political importance.
Some years ago, a photograph of our planet was taken from a spacecraft hovering at the edge of the solar system. A faint, bluish speck, known as Earth, can be seen in the picture. Astronomer Carl Sagan commented on the “pale blue dot.”
On Sept. 5, 2012, then-Senate-candidate Elizabeth Warren, during a speech at the Democratic National Convention, told attentive audience members and people watching at home an inconvenient truth. She said the people of the American middle class feel like “the game is rigged against them,” and the truth was that they were right: “The system is rigged.”
The late poet and novelist Charles Bukowski has a quote that perfectly sums up our thoughts on Congress’ impasse regarding the continuing resolution.
I used to have a love/hate relationship with on-campus networking events. I loved the opportunity to meet recruiters in a casual setting, usually over food, and get to know them on a more personal level.
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