Plans for Bo Diddley Community Plaza ice skating rink frozen again
By Meredith Rutland | Dec. 3, 2012The downtown ice rink, scheduled to open Monday, has been delayed until Midwest Display Inc. gets the rink set up.
The downtown ice rink, scheduled to open Monday, has been delayed until Midwest Display Inc. gets the rink set up.
Alumni and supporters have taken to the Internet to express their discontent with the University Athletic Association’s recent decision to ground UF cheerleaders.
I am a Gainesville resident and have been for 18 years. Sunday night, I had the most wonderful musical experience!
Coach Billy Donovan may have to once again test out a new starting lineup.
Averaging about 17 heads per minute, the students flowed into Library West around 1:30 p.m. Monday, the revolving door whirring about and around.
When the Gators departed Gainesville en route to Michigan on Friday, freshman Sydney Moss was not with the team.
Shirley Lasseter has been sharing her love of film with Gainesville for more than 30 years.
When Florida takes on Louisville 29 days from now, Will Muschamp will see a familiar face on the opposite sideline — former Gators defensive coordinator Charlie Strong.
For Sheila Scolaro, a 21-year-old plant science junior at UF, one of the best parts of the holidays isn’t decorating a Christmas tree.
You don’t need an on-air rant by ESPN analyst Kirk Herbstreit to know that Sunday night’s BCS Selection Show was a complete joke.
Joker Phillips has been hired as Florida’s wide receivers coach and recruiting coordinator, the school announced on Monday. Phillips will begin recruiting on Friday.
The Young Athletes Culminating Event, sponsored by Special Olympics Florida and Balance 180 Gymnastics, was held Sunday at St. Francis Catholic High School.
A commuter bus service popular among UF students is responsible for a fatal bus crash in Miami that killed two elderly Jehovah’s Witnesses and injured several others.
Graduation season is upon us, and while most students have their thoughts focused on life after they walk across the stage, it’s important to not neglect that one last task before you leave: moving out.
If you haven’t heard of John Mulaney, then I’m sorry, because you won’t care about the beginning of this column.
In a system demanding more than testimony, rapes go unpunished.
It’s time for people whining about our culture “taking the Christ out of Christmas” to irritate me out of my socks.
Mayor Craig Lowe counted down from three. Christmas carolers held their hymnals. Children waited, their eyes wide with wonder.
Well, the waters have been tested now! At long last we have the highly anticipated showdown of Rick and the Governor.
In the middle of studying for finals, we’re all fantasizing about what we’ll be doing over the winter break. Many of us do the same things year after year, but the college experience is about learning new skills, gaining knowledge, networking and, at the very least, creating some good stories to tell future grandchildren. Why not try something new this season?