It's the last chapter. The climax has come and gone. The characters have filled their roles, and the book is nearly finished.
In the 1960s, women at UF had to wear dresses and skirts in public. They also had to be back in their dorms by 10 p.m. and could not be seen kissing men in public.
Whenever he has a second of spare time, sophomore Stephen Hanson leaves UF for Terrance County.
When three men tied up a woman in her home on Northwest 38th Street and ransacked it Wednesday, suspicions that previous home-invasion robberies might be connected were solidified for law enforcement officials.
Peanut butter is a staple protein in biology sophomore Andy Mills' diet.
Instead of selling back their textbooks, students now have another option when emptying their book bags this semester.
Ron Dupont stood before a lecture hall of journalism students last week and told them local newspapers are stronger than ever.
Kent Vann came into work Wednesday knowing he wouldn't have to turn away the 131st person in the lunch line.
Otis Britt doesn't like sad endings.
Occupy Gainesville and Occupy UF are joining forces for six hours of protest today.
Occupy Gainesville and Occupy UF let the opinion of the 99 percent be known together Wednesday.
Instead of renting a hotel room, Maddy Snyder's family will spend this weekend in her apartment at Second Avenue Centre.
A man entered the Walmart on Southwest Archer Road Tuesday morning, but he didn't use the front door.
Lying on concrete may not be comfortable, but on Tuesday about 20 students decided to do it anyway, admiring a sideways view of Turlington Plaza on a chilly afternoon.
Artrel Dubose came to Gainesville to attend the funeral of a family member.
When choosing an apartment, security tends to make the list of services to ask about before signing a lease.
As trick-or-treaters and party-going students dressed up in costumes to celebrate Halloween over the weekend and Monday, law enforcement agencies stayed on guard.
Stories of black cats being sacrificed, disfigured or killed during satanic Halloween rituals proliferate every year.
According to a recent study, people who drink more than three alcoholic drinks a day could be more at risk for lung cancer.
Matthew Carroll sat up straight and looked at his employees.
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