Maybe you’re about to start your first week of college; or maybe you’ll be returning to the same apartment with the same roommates. Regardless of how you’re feeling (dread, excitement, stress or otherwise), it’s important to start the year with your room and your roommates on a good note.
An education at UF is just as good as going to an Ivy League school, according to one website’s college guide.
A 37-year-old man was shot and killed Sunday morning at an apartment complex off of Southwest 20th Avenue, and the suspect is still missing.
It only took two words to put the nation in a frenzy: not guilty.
UF students no longer have to call the Student Health Care Center to schedule appointments.
As gray clouds rolled over Flavet Field, eager concert-goers crowded in front of the band shell for Swampfest, hoping the weather would hold.
Miss Florida is a Gator — again.
Caraline Stephens said having a baby was going to be fun.
What Billy Donovan hoped to be a developmental year for Damontre Harris turned out to be the opposite last season.
Plans are underway for the design of a new bike and pedestrian trail that would connect Southwest Archer Road to Southwest 34th Street through the UF campus.
Mike Gillislee grabbed headlines at last year’s Southeastern Conference Media Days after predicting that he would rack up 1,500 yards and 24 touchdowns in 2012.
I remember the worst night in All-Star Game history well.
Fourteen-year-old Earl Gardner spent his Sunday morning learning the ins and outs of a fire truck.
State Rep. Keith Perry will host a town hall meeting at the Millhopper Branch Library, 3145 NW 43rd St., Thursday at 5 p.m.
Though lawmakers in Washington argue about how best to manage the agriculture industry, it seems the best way for them to manage it would be to not manage it at all. Agricultural subsidies have created a drag on our economy, encouraged poor farming practices and have given politicians an excuse to try and implement tax penalties on food items they deem unhealthy.
For many, hearing the Zimmerman verdict was a sobering slap in the face.
With Zimmerman’s acquittal came shock, rage and celebration. Activity spiked across social media as everyone weighed in on whether justice was served. Friends turned on each other, relatives engaged in feuds, and others lashed out against complete strangers in fury.
A piece of city woodlands may soon be up for sale, but for residents and city leaders, reaching an agreement about the issue has been no walk in the park.
If you have yet to attend Crazy Flavor Night at Sweet Dreams of Gainesville, prepare for your mind to be blown. At this annual event, all the normal ice cream flavors are replaced with over 30 of the most unusual (and delicious) flavors you can imagine.
If you’re like most college students out there, you want to cook your favorite foods but you’re not exactly sure if you have all of the right tools to do so.
Solutions by The State News
