The students of Room 50C could barely keep within their assigned squares on the rainbow-checkered rug Tuesday morning.
Cindy O’Steen’s favorite part about nursing was being able to help people feel better.
Gainesville Police arrested a man and woman Wednesday after police discovered the woman was hiding cocaine in her bra.
For 20-year-old UF finance junior Ariela Steinberg, being a woman in the business world can feel like walking on eggshells.
A woman and three children missing since Tuesday in the Ocala National Forest were located Wednesday morning with the help of the Alachua Sheriff’s Office and Gainesville Police Joint Aviation Unit.
Student and amateur athletes alike can take steps to protect their brains Saturday.
A Florida man on a mission to bring awareness to immigration issues stopped in Gainesville on Wednesday after a 450-mile bike ride.
With the help of police dog Roo, Gainesville Police arrested a local man Tuesday after police said he and his brother broke into a house.
Tuesday’s City Commission elections saw one incumbent re-elected, another voted out and two candidates facing a runoff election next month.
Alachua County announced last week that it has a cardiac arrest save rate about three times the national average.
A UF alumnus has taken an unusual career path with his law degree — running an online style site aimed at empowering women.
The Web turns 25 today, and though most UF students don’t remember a time when the Internet wasn’t around, the university—and higher education—has changed drastically since the web’s inception.
The History Channel’s “Top Gear” TV show filmed in downtown Gainesville on Tuesday morning, showcasing vintage muscle cars.
Last summer, UF mechanical engineering students Trevor Abbott and Ty Parker had a unique invention but no way to finance a business.
A study co-written by a UF professor is taking a closer look at the reproductive habits of fruit flies in hopes reducing their population in Florida.
Orange County’s animal shelter has decided to no longer categorize and formally identify dogs by breed, and a local group sees value in adopting the same approach in Gainesville.
A local restaurant has changed its name, but the menu, service and staff have remained mostly intact.
Gainesville’s last Quiznos will be closing its doors Saturday.
About 26 Democratic senators, including Florida Senator Bill Nelson, and two independents pulled an all-nighter Monday in the Capitol to discuss climate change.
In a crowd of leather, bandanas and arm tattoos, an 8-year-old got to do what he’s always wanted: burn rubber with the big shots.
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