Campus Internet went down Monday
By Emily Morrow | Dec. 5, 2011John Hendry was doing some last-minute research for a project about deforestation when the Internet crashed.
John Hendry was doing some last-minute research for a project about deforestation when the Internet crashed.
President Bernie Machen will stick with The Gator Nation a year longer than he planned, but he won't get paid more for it.
Craig Fisher's parents planned ahead.
While some UF students were up to their necks in schoolwork this weekend, Florida Crew members were up to their chests in mud.
The Southern Scholarship Foundation, which has eight houses in Gainesville to lodge scholarship recipients, is opening a ninth house.
Dan Walker always meant to stop in at the hospital for lunch, but work got in the way.
For the last 12 days, Will Yeguete has tried to be more than just a fill-in for a missing starter.
The Gators’ already deep backcourt will be adding to its numbers next year after the official signing of three guards on Monday.
In honor of its five-year anniversary, the Office of Sustainability released a report highlighting the efforts it has made in creating a more sustainable UF.
Four-star running back prospect Mike Davis once said Florida’s biggest ailment on the field was its need for “bigger backs.”
A former Gainesville man who fled Florida in 2009 after he was identified as a top cocaine trafficker was arrested in Rhode Island early Monday morning.
Senior guard Deana Allen reaps what she sows, and Florida is enjoying the harvest.
Every semester, about 50 students come together to put out a daily newspaper for UF students.
Florida entered the NCAA tournament with the nation’s most efficient offense, coming in as the only team with a hitting percentage above .300.
If you've been following my columns throughout the semester, you probably know how much of a sap I am. I will be the first person to cry at a commercial involving soldiers and/or animals.
Life is in flux.
It seems outrageous that Leonardo DiCaprio has not won an Oscar after three nominations. After a practically flawless acting career spanning almost 20 years, DiCaprio deserves the highest recognition there is for any actor. It is obvious that DiCaprio commits himself fully to each role, putting in his blood, sweat and tears to bring each performance together.
Seven thousand and seven hundred Alachua County children don't know where their next meal will come from, and 594 Alachua County students don't know where they are sleeping tonight.
James Clark never saw the car coming.
Asserting financial independence was a major theme of President Bernie Machen's strategic discussion at UF's Board of Trustees meeting Friday.