This Memorial Day, perhaps more than most, I’m reminded of the contrasts between people and the things they choose to stand for in their lives. With all of the talk coming from the left about the imagined 1 percent versus the beleaguered 99 percent, it’s very easy to simply tune out these fabricated numbers and carry on.
A late-night apartment visit Monday night landed one UF staff member in jail.
Tuesday night’s Student Senate meeting started with 66 Senators present but ended with 47.
A suspect in the shooting of a Waldo man has turned himself in and was taken in for questioning.
Police have arrested and charged a Gainesville man in connection with a shooting outside a local nightclub earlier this month.
As UF nears the end of a debated and contested budgeting process, faculty members took advantage of an open debate to ask UF President Bernie Machen questions about the university’s method of budgeting.
After a lengthy stay in Alabama, the Gators will be home for a while.
Florida coach Kevin O’Sullivan is playing the waiting game and it’s time to stop. The Gators can no longer wait for Karsten Whitson to find himself.
STONY BROOK, N.Y. — The Gators missed two big opportunities in the Final Four on Friday night. However, only one of them was evident during their game.
This weekend the Gators had 21 athletes qualify for 19 events at the NCAA East Preliminary Round.
Allie Will’s run in the NCAA Women’s Tennis Singles Championships came to an end on Sunday when she fell to Stanford’s Nicole Gibbs in three sets.
For the last 11 years the UF men’s golf team has made it to the NCAA Championships, and today they will mark their 12th consecutive appearance. Although the Gators finished runner-up at the NCAA East Regional, they are trying to stay focused to avoid getting distracted by the idea of winning the title.
The perimeter of a 2,088-acre wildfire in northeast Gainesville was secured Saturday evening and held through Monday night, thanks to rain and slowed-down winds.
With budget cuts threatening art and music programs across Florida public schools and universities, one Altamonte Springs parent ran 100 miles to support the arts.
UF researchers studying ways to lessen liver damage have received a grant of nearly $1.3 million from the National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Disease.
Algae blooms now plague the Santa Fe River, blanketing parts of the river in green.
It is no secret that in our gloomy economic times, one of the first sectors to get hit is education. Due to these budget cuts, many universities, including our own, have resorted to tuition hikes. These tuition hikes are part of the dwindling spiral that is our economy.
Did you know it is the year 2012?
Gay rights have been making national headlines, and some members of UF’s LGBTQ community think it’s about time.
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