Coach Tim Walton does not announce probable starting pitchers before each game. But if he did, Hannah Rogers’ name would appear more often than not.
When Mike Campbell got the call to participate in the Greater Gator Beer Festival last year, he was ready to join the tradition.
Four percent of American college graduates wish they had more sex while they were in college.
The Santa Fe College Spring Arts Festival will offer alcohol for the first time at its 44th annual event this weekend.
Stop and think about it: We constantly use electricity throughout our daily lives. Whether we are texting on our iPhones, watching TV or lighting our homes, energy is integral to our way of life.
Beginning July 1, the standards to qualify for the Bright Futures scholarships will become more strict.
Keith Gerber started breeding maggots a week ago to prepare for the BugFest. He hopes to have a couple hundred ready for maggot art.
A stabbing early Monday outside of a southwest Gainesville bar left an Alachua man in critical condition and Alachua County Sheriff’s Office deputies searching for the culprit.
Remember that kid in your elementary school classes or that kid on your bus, or hell, just That Kid?
In response to his March 21 driving under the influence arrest, Mayor Craig Lowe entered into a deferred prosecution agreement with the state attorney’s office on Monday afternoon.
I’ve been hearing a lot of discussion about nice guys and friendzones lately.
As Florida’s attorney general, I work to protect Floridians. One of the most alarming and dangerous trends I’ve seen since taking office is the rise of synthetic drug abuse.
Gainesville mayoral candidates Ed Braddy and Mayor Craig Lowe discussed their driving under the influence arrests during a forum at the Alachua County Health Department on Monday night.
Growing up, I never thought much about my own family traditions. As a family, we ate dinner at the table, watched movies and went to church every Sunday.
Kevin Conley doesn’t ask women if they have a condom.
UF’s provost announced Friday that Michael Reid will be serving as the new dean for the College of Health and Human Performance starting in July.
Four years ago, Aisha Robinson woke up with a purple nose. She said the doctor told her he’d only ever seen a nose that purple inside one of his textbooks.
Campus parking officials are experimenting with eased restrictions at a lot near Southwest Recreation Center.
In a society where science is the future, a UF associate education professor published a book about the history and impact of science programs.
UF students may want to get into the habit of wearing bug spray.
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