Getting fired on the basis of identity may be a thing of the past. Federal law prohibits discrimination in the workplace on the basis of race, religion and ethnicity.
Dangerous bacteria like Salmonella, Listeria, Staph and E. coli were found on beer pong balls by Clemson University students in the Fall, according to The Associated Press. It was found that bacteria from the balls ended up in the beer.
After an application process and a two-week-long public voting period, UF’s Shands Arts in Medicine program and the Shands Jacksonville Medical Center were named LIVESTRONG Foundation grant recipients last week.
Gator alumnus and Olympic swimmer Ryan Lochte’s reality show debuted Sunday night, and UF students have mixed reactions.
Musicians will find even more reasons to move their feet with new motion-sensor technology for their instruments.
She no longer searches for close parking spaces.
University Police evacuated North Hall on Friday afternoon after a suspicious package was found in the first floor lounge.
The bugle rang through the early morning.
UF student Brianne Bradford questioned if she was dying the night she had food poisoning two years ago after eating paella, a Spanish dish composed of seafood and rice.
A beginning-of-the-year spike in business sent some Gainesville gun shops and shooting ranges scrambling to find ammunition.
The rain and cold weather couldn’t keep Miranda West away from breaking a world record.
Two Gainesville residents bound for Hawaii are turning to social media to find a home for their 2-and-a-half-year-old duck named McIntosh.
From posting on social media to rallying on West University Avenue, UF students in Gainesville are actively showing their support for a recount in the Venezuelan presidential election that took place Sunday.
Satchel’s Pizza has officially canned Pepsi products in favor of homemade colas.
Gainesville book lovers can get their novel fix with the Friends of the Library’s Spring Book Sale starting Saturday.
Bills that would require a unanimous vote to sentence someone to death haven’t budged in the state House of Representatives and Senate.
A new study suggests the taste of beer, instead of the alcohol content, may be what causes people to drink more, according to Indiana University School of Medicine researchers.
Texting while driving may be illegal in Florida as soon as May 3 if a bill passed unanimously Tuesday in the Florida Senate also passes in the state’s House of Representatives.
During the March Click It or Ticket campaign, UPD officers ramped up their efforts to ticket drivers who failed to use their seat belts.
If passed by the Senate, a Florida ban on race- and gender-selective abortions will be enacted Oct. 1.
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