Family is forever. This heartwarming sentiment stands at the center of Khlaed Hosseini’s new novel, "And the Mountains Echoed."
A WASP-y woman finds herself in a minimum-security prison, where upon entering, gets asked a version of “How did you end up here?”
I’m fortunate enough to be surrounded by absolutely wonderful individuals who constantly provide words of wisdom to guide me through life.
Those of us who have seen or read "The Nanny Diaries," knows that a world exists in which there are children who never see their parents and are raised solely by nannies.
San Cisco, an Australian originated Indie band, brings a new, fun sound to the summer as they introduce their new album San Cisco to the world on July 16. San Cisco contains fresh, hip songs reminiscent of tunes by Vampire Weekend and The Neighbourhood.
After the first day of fall practice, coach Will Muschamp is not ready to make any pronouncements about his 2013 team.
It has been about 19 months since Ronald Powell has played a down of meaningful football for Florida, but going into fall training camp, the junior is looking to make up for lost time.
Missing four projected starters on offense before fall camp opens is rare, but that is the situation the Gators faced last week.
Will a new modeling agency make a new mark on the fashion industry with its mission statement?
The rising cropped top trend has been exposing midriffs all the way from sunny music festival lawns and shady strobe-light dance floors to just about everywhere in between – including your couch on lazy Sundays.
What’s better than a hot guy with an Australian accent? A gorgeous, Australian musician, of course.
The refer on Thursday's front page did not capitalize the name of a restaurant reviewed in the Avenue correctly. It is SweetBerries.
Seven burn patients at UF Health Shands Hospital were recently diagnosed with an infection known to attack the already ill.
When Kemia Harris first entered Carleton Auditorium for her precalculus algebra class freshman year, she saw more than just a crowd of students trying to learn in unison.
The first 500 people in the Reitz Union Grand Ballroom on Friday night will start their weekend with “Saturday Night Live” show writer Alan Zweibel.
Child campers will see some mad science today coming from UF.
I walk through Death or Glory Tattoo Parlour’s front door that faces out toward North Sixth Street.
When I first made the decision to fast for Ramadan, I did so to foster a sense of camaraderie with my students.
Only a handful of people showed up for Ed Buckley’s fitness class.
Dragonfly Sushi & Sake Company in the downtown Gainesville area offers diners a modern take on Japanese cuisine.
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