Swamp Party presents additional candidates
By Colleen Wright | Jan. 28, 2013The Swamp Party announced its candidates for Student Body vice president and treasurer on Turlington Plaza on Monday afternoon.
The Swamp Party announced its candidates for Student Body vice president and treasurer on Turlington Plaza on Monday afternoon.
Students gathered in the atrium of UF’s Ustler Hall on Monday at 8 p.m. for a presentation on LGBT intimate partner violence.
UF is extending its green efforts to the University Bursar’s office by transitioning a tax form from paper to paperless.
Researchers at UF have developed a way to safely create temporary, reversible hearing loss in order to observe possible prevention drugs.
The Alachua County Sheriff’s Office arrested two Gainesville men and a UF student over the weekend as part of an Internet sex sting operation.
It was in the early hours of Jan. 29, 2012 when Alachua County Sheriff’s Office Lt. Todd Kelly received a call about an accident on Interstate 75 in Paynes Prairie State Park.
Six UF students will have the opportunity to attend media day at Super Bowl XLVII in New Orleans today.
Despite receiving thousands of dollars from the Florida Department of State, the Hippodrome State Theatre is still struggling to break even on international films being aired through its Cinema program.
From O.J. to Te'o, here's a comprehensive list of the infamous lies in sports.
A UF engineering instructor has received funding to study a compound that could potentially make solar energy more affordable.
Kailyn Allen spent more than a year campaigning against President Barack Obama as chairwoman of the Florida Federation of Teenage Republicans. Now, she has until March to think of one question to ask him when she meets him in person.
Qualifying for the 2013 Gainesville mayoral and District 4 City Commission races began Monday at noon and will last until noon Friday.
Taylor Gushue almost hit the lights at Mark Light Field in Coral Gables last season in just his ninth collegiate game. Instead, the freshman settled for an awe-inspiring solo homer.
Known for its fast greens, the Black Diamond Ranch in Lecanto provided a challenging test for Florida in its first tournament of 2013. But the Florida Challenge gave the Gators their third team title in the 2012-13 season.
Redshirt freshman Carlie Needles was lights out against North Florida on Nov. 19, breaking Florida’s program record with nine three-pointers in a 74-44 victory.
Even as the Gators led the Bulldogs by 21 points early in Saturday’s game, they weren’t letting up on defense.
After winning back-to-back national titles, the Gators are thinking dynasty.
One of the gems of Gainesville entertainment that is often overlooked is the Hippodrome Cinema, a small, single-screen art house that has been bringing the Gainesville community independent and foreign films for almost 31 years.
We’ve all heard stories of politicians breaking laws they originally passed.
No disrespect meant to Jimmy Kimmel, but my normal nightly routine is to go home from the library and wind down by not watching his show.