The Woodlands of Gainesville, located at 1055 SW 62nd Blvd., remains entrenched in an ongoing legal battle with former tenant Zachary Arnold and his mother, Michelle Arnold.
The alligatorSports crew embarks on its first road trip of the 2013 season this weekend, heading down the Florida Turnpike to Miami — the general home area of a few of our staff members. While down there, we plan to check out the farm that grows Adam Pincuses. We heard rumors of a radiation leak in the area during early 1992, so we’ll keep you posted. Either way, we expect a pretty exciting trek down to the Magic City. Last year’s inaugural road destination — College Station, Texas, — gave us the collegiate debut of Heisman Trophy winner Johnny Manziel as well as a pretty terrifying I-10 standoff with a pissed-off cattle-truck driver. If you’re traveling down along with us, stay cool, be safe and hit up your South Florida friends for a Sun Pass. This week, we have Joe Morgan and Phil Heilman debating the Georgia-South Carolina game.
Associate degrees and technical certificates can earn graduates more in their first year out of college than four-year degrees.
For coach Becky Burleigh and the Gators, 2013 has been a year of many firsts.
While students across the country have been filing complaints against their universities citing the mishandling of sexual assault cases, UF is working to improve its own sexual assault and harassment education programs.
Alexis Ohanian, co-founder of the website Reddit, just announced he’ll be visiting UF on Jan. 17 as part of a five-month-long tour promoting Internet entrepreneurship.
At Vine Bread and Pasta, locals can find a little piece of UF’s freshman class among the baguettes.
Criticizing what we love is never easy. It is particularly difficult to criticize a warm-hearted group of people who serve healthy and delicious food. Krishna Lunch provides great value for its customers, as evidenced by the high demand for their lunch. Many of us love their nutritious vegetarian meals and appreciate the people who provide it, but we still need to ask some tough questions.
It was a typical Saturday morning, and I was drawing with my fictional friends — this time it was The Doctor and Donna — when I heard a thump above me.
Last weekend, two attendees of New York’s “Electric Zoo” music festival died from an overdose on molly, the pure form of ecstasy.
It’s September, and you know what that means: Halloween-themed crap is about to hit every store shelf, while the weather continues to remain hotter than Satan’s armpit. Sorry, but it’s impossible to enjoy pumpkin-flavored everything when shorts and flip-flops are still de rigueur.
My first playlist came out of the commute to highschool freshman year: a 30-minute road trip on a highway dotted with trees, U-Pick farms and suburban subdivisions. My older brother sped his 1993 Toyota Camry down the road, blasting songs, albums and discographies, as the year went on.
Despite its size, the Gainesville Regional Airport is in competition with other major airports.
President Barack Obama’s statement about two weeks ago that law schools should be only two years may not be far-fetched, and a similar concept could appear at UF’s Levin College of Law.
Gator fans taking the journey to watch the game against the University of Miami will have to leave their backpacks and purses at home because of new NFL regulations.
A Gainesville man went from a hideout in an air conditioning unit to a jail cell when deputies discovered him Tuesday morning.
One month after the city began a two-lane traffic pattern trial on Northwest Eighth Avenue, residents’ reactions to the change continue to evoke passionate yet divided opinions.
UF received a $325,000 grant to digitize historic newspapers from Florida and Puerto Rico published between 1836 and 1922.
As dozens of universities across the country are creating stricter policies for diagnosing and managing ADHD, UF is ahead of the curve.
As Congress comes to a decision on intervention in Syria, Gainesville residents are sorting their own opinions.
Solutions by The State News
