Jane McGonigal, renowned game developer and an expert on alternate reality games, will speak in a special forum at the Bob Graham Center for Public Service on Oct. 4.
Adult film actor Ron Jeremy will be in Gainesville today to promote a new spiced rum that bears his name - Ron de Jeremy - and to hear any suggestions for a slogan.
When the Gators study the Crimson Tide on film, all they see are nameless, faceless numbers.
Morgan Conn doesn't get an annual flu shot because it's not vegan. David Byron said he doesn't get one because he heard it makes you sick. John Richter said he's just lazy.
Gators center Jonotthan Harrison believes this week’s matchup with No. 3 Alabama will be all about the battle at the line of scrimmage.
Women in Saudi Arabia are getting a right that women in the United States have had since 1920.
Tyler: The Gators have not proven much yet. Yes, Florida is 4-0 and looked great last week against Kentucky. Florida started 4-0 last year, including a dominating win against Kentucky. Then, they played Alabama. Then, the season spiraled out of control.
If you've heard a sound similar to a horn recently in Turlington Plaza, it's probably Jeffrey Kaplan with his shofar.
Former Gators swimmer Lily Ramirez, 21, was arrested Monday night for cocaine possession and resisting an officer without violence at the Alachua County Fair Grounds.
I think that we can all agree that beer is pretty important. It's helped change history, shape cities and served as a happy-hour staple for generations of college students.
The Transportation Security Administration may have taken its job too far when representatives asked to search a woman's hair as part of the security process.
Want to learn a little bit about the way you perceive the world? Watch the "Selective Attention Video" video below and follow the instructions. The goal of the task is to count how many times the people wearing white pass the ball.
The American people are mad.
In their second tournament of the year, the Gators finished in a tie for seventh place.
Austin Hardin is 5-foot-11, 200 pounds, squats twice that weight and maxed out benching 290 pounds last year. He said his 40-yard dash clocks in at 4.4 seconds. He regularly takes snaps for Atlanta Marist High as a corner, a strong safety or, depending on the sugar content of his coach’s breakfast cereal, a halfback.
I have a humble rebuttal to last Tuesday's column "Politics Needs Better Female Role Models" by Sami Main. I reject the premise that today's young women do not have anyone to look up to.
In Tuesday's edition of the Alligator, a headline stated that Gainesville residents can take Spanish courses for $499 a month. Classes will cost $499 for a semester-long program. Also, survival Spanish begins Oct. 31 instead of Oct. 3.
Regarding this week's cartoon of President Barack Obama "walking on egg shells" around the Middle East conflict, I would like to point out that Obama and his administration have taken a clear stance on the Palestinians' recent request for statehood. In his address to the U.N. General Assembly, Obama reasserted his stance that negotiations are the only path to peace between the Israelis and Palestinians.
In today's economy, I understand the criticism of government spending. What I do not understand are outrageous fact errors and misconceptions of Student Government at UF that were displayed in Monday's column.
Ever since HBO aired the final episode of "Entourage" three weeks ago, many of its viewers have been void of Lloyd, the show's steadfast, flamboyant character, who is the assistant to maniacal Hollywood agent Ari Gold.
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