Ice rink to bring frosty fun to downtown plaza
By Kelcee Griffis | Nov. 8, 2012Gainesville might not get snow this holiday season, but it’s getting an ice rink.
Gainesville might not get snow this holiday season, but it’s getting an ice rink.
When the Gators and Hoyas take the court on the deck of the USS Bataan tonight, chills will run down their spines for reasons other than patriotism.
University Police is investigating an incident at the P.K. Yonge Developmental Research School that led to police arresting a student late last week.
Amanda Butler has won more games through her first five seasons than any coach in program history.
A steel skeleton towered about 50 feet over the field of Ben Hill Griffin Stadium on Wednesday.
Tara Sokolow-Benmeleh has a pretty conventional beauty regimen. When she goes to the salon, she likes the nail polish on her fingers and toes to match.
UF’s world rank is No. 122 out of the top 400 universities, according to Times Higher Education.
Well, you can’t say we didn’t try.
Everyone, regardless of age, race or position, is searching for meaning in his or her life.
If you’re not a Gator, you’re Gator bait.
UF College of Dentistry earned a $2.5 million grant to refresh its professors on the newest teaching methods.
Max Cook recalls UF’s football game against the Kentucky Wildcats a bit differently from most people.
When her best friend’s father died in April, Ashley Yawn turned to Go Radio lyrics to express what she couldn’t say.
Thirteenth Street will get a little sweeter this spring.
Lost in an endlessly growing queue and buried underneath thousands of rows of titles, there are a few hidden gems of Netflix.
On Wednesday, one of the post-election discussions, titled “What just happened (and didn’t happen)?” featured seven panelists from UF’s department of political science.
When Stephanie Cineas graduated from Maynard Evans High School in 2008, she didn’t plan to return.
Every Wednesday through Saturday night, from 10 p.m. to 2 a.m., you can hear the soft humming of a generator outside of High Dive, a local bar in downtown Gainesville.
One of the most notable elements of the show “Adventure Time” is not the flying rainbow-unicorn or the extremely vivid imaginary world, but the theme song and the other music featured.
As I walked through the doors of Uppercrust bakery, I was immediately transported from suburban Gainesville and emerged in bucolic France.