Courtney Tomlinson said she thought she’d live forever as she sat outside a downtown Gainesville Starbucks sipping on her venti Caffè Mocha.
Comedian and ventriloquist Jeff Dunham is set to perform at the Phillips Center for the Performing Arts tonight in “An Evening with Jeff Dunham.”
Nearly 40 percent of college students at four-year U.S. institutions could be deemed alcoholics next year, according to the label in the newest edition of the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders.
UF’s Board of Trustees has approved a $2 per credit hour increase to the Capital Improvement Trust Fund fee that will help fund renovations to the Reitz Union.
A nationwide search for the new vice president of student affairs ended where it began.
The Student Senate will vote on a bill today that could limit when students can campaign for Student Government.
Gainesville residents might soon be able to buy food from their favorite mobile vendors by the light of day.
A UF student passed away Monday morning from unknown causes.
The Gators had a chance to clinch their third straight Southeastern Conference title, but the opportunity slipped away in their regular-season finale.
The Gators proved to be one big tease up until their final at bat.
When a Gainesville contracting crew arrived to work on a house Thursday morning, they did not expect to find two men asleep inside.
They took the hard way, but made it look easy.
For a minute, the Gators hopes at continuing on to the NCAA Championships looked like they were going to be crushed. The men’s golf team finished day one of the NCAA East Regional on Thursday at +11, putting them 16 strokes behind the leader in 10th place.
After two games at Auburn, Florida has 16 runs, 22 hits and two wins.
If Hannah Rogers could take two pitches back, the Gators would not be on the verge of elimination from the NCAA Tournament.
Though rain delayed their match for more than two hours, the Gators’ momentum was not dampened.
Samuel Tobias Jemel Anderson, 22, is charged with grand theft, false imprisonment, prevention of communication with police and two counts of domestic battery.
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Last semester, the Alligator ran a comic strip that alluded to a scene from an Indiana Jones movie. In the comic, the character, Short Round, who is Asian, inquired about the keyboard clacking noises coming from the study-in led by the Computer and Information Science and Engineering students.
There are few things more telling about an administration than cabinet-level appointees. You can learn a lot about the inner workings and unadvertised positions of a presidency just by examining the kinds of people who surround the executive and their behavior.
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