UF plans to build a 65,000-square-foot building in the next 18 months at the Eastside Campus to create more office space. The project's estimated budget is $15 million.
In indie rock, there's a time-tested tradition of tacking tongue-in-cheek titles onto unassuming works.
Earl Okine is living the dream.
Lately, I've been thinking: do sex and romance ever co-exist?
There comes a point in every fashionable college student's life when you look in the closet and just think, "blah."
The UF football coaches headed into National Signing Day expecting a relatively calm morning of collecting faxes, but it didn't take long for a few kinks to slow the celebration.
It's time for the UF defense to get on the defensive.
Lakeland Kathleen receiver T.J. Lawrence announced he will be coming to UF. This will help the Gators fill the gap from two lost commits earlier in the day.
What Benjamin Burwell doesn't realize is that the so-called "Marriage Protection Amendment" in Florida has nothing to do with gay marriage. In Florida, same-sex marriage is already banned by two state laws and a state court decision.
The mortgage crisis has dealt a major blow to the Sunshine State's real estate market, affecting everyone in the process.
A historian who denies the Turkish military carried out a genocide against Armenians during World War I is coming to UF on Friday to discuss the controversy.
A UF student got a firsthand look into the recent trend of rising gun use early Sunday morning when he was robbed in a downtown club.
The accident left her horribly mangled.
Krishna Lunch wasn't the only tasty food served on the Plaza of the Americas Wednesday.
I will vote against the marriage amendment simply because of Benjamin Burwell's ridiculous column. Essentially, what is a marriage? It is a couple's declaration of commitment. For some it is toward the church, but for all it is toward the government. Therefore, whatever the pope said about marriage doesn't matter to a majority of people. What right does he, or any church, have to define such a term in a country of free thought and religion?
In 1840, presidential candidate William Henry Harrison blew up the charts with the still-bangin' political anthem "Tippecanoe and Tyler Too." A twelve verse-long indictment of his opponent Martin Van Buren, the song probably had all of the novel appeal a Crazy Frog jam would generate today.
Paper or plastic - or cloth?
More than 600 UF students - the highest turnout in Student Government's election slating history - showed up to the Reitz Union in hopes of filling two parties' Student Senate candidacies for spring elections on Feb. 26 and 27.
Interviews in the UF College of Liberal Arts and Sciences dean search will take place Feb. 15, 16 and 17. We reported otherwise in Wednesday's Alligator.
Solutions by The State News
