Four can't-miss, tasty Gainesville restaurants to discover
By ERICA A. HERNANDEZ | Jan. 11, 2012Listen up, Gainesville: You're about to receive the low-down on local restaurants.
Listen up, Gainesville: You're about to receive the low-down on local restaurants.
At the end of 2011, I was more wrapped up in end-of-the-year lists than ever before.
A Gainesville woman was arrested Tuesday morning in connection with the brutal beating of a 78-year-old disabled man the night before.
Georgia guard Gerald Robinson spun 360 degrees in the lane, blowing by Erving Walker with his sights set on the rim. But Robinson didn’t see a trailing Patric Young, who swatted the layup attempt into the sixth row.
Brent Pease will be announced as Florida’s next offensive coordinator today, according to a source close to the team.
Kenny Boynton knew Brad Beal’s shooting woes wouldn’t last long.
Greg: Alabama’s 21-0 win against LSU in the BCS title game may not have been the most entertaining to watch, but it reaffirmed one thing many of us already knew: The SEC is king.
Junior forward Jennifer George does not worry about double-doubles.
One of the five people who let down Central Florida in 2011 is on UF's payroll.
Coach Rhonda Faehn may have found herself another dynamic freshman.
Alachua County commissioners officially named Rick Drummond the new acting county manager Tuesday.
UF Student Senate gave its preliminary approval to Student Government election code revisions at Tuesday night's meeting.
In college, students have many opportunities to practice a lot of the same things they would be doing in the real world.
Cousins Austin M. Jones, 22, and Maranda J. Martin, 22, are in police custody after they donned masks and broke into 78-year-old Paul D. Quandt's house at 4854 Northwest 75th Road late Monday night.
To commemorate the legacy of the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr., a UF committee will spend the rest of January highlighting his core values.
Results from a UF research project on young plants might help make the nation's agriculture more fertile.
For Dylan Fisher, buying textbooks becomes a treasure hunt. When the UF exploratory freshman discovered he needed five textbooks for the spring semester, he set out to find the magic combination of new, used and rental books that would reduce the damage to his wallet.
As the votes from the Iowa Republican caucus began to roll in a week ago, most of the nation's viewers were riveted by the small, fluctuating margin between Rick Santorum and the eventual winner, Mitt Romney.
Before and during college, students are bombarded with advice from all directions by all people, some of it obvious, some intriguing but not fully clear and some brushed off like an insignificant fly.
While we were gone for winter break, the percentage of Gators who support UF's smart, ethical and sustainable transition to a Meatless Monday in its two dining halls grew to 10 percent.