The Supreme Court of the United States will make a decision that may affect the rights of inventors and researchers at universities across the nation, including UF.
The suspect in the recent double-homicide of two local residents was shot and arrested by police Saturday.
About 100,000 people bundled in sweaters and scarves crowded downtown this weekend to munch on fried food, shop for jewelry and admire local and national art.
Methamphetamine dealers and a girl shaped like a pickle jar were topics of conversation among students and writers this weekend.
There was only one contest left. Strength and agility wouldn’t help them now. It was last for a reason.
The highly contested midterm elections have come to an end, but the parties involved are disagreeing on how students voted.
Cleaning up vomit out of urinals and scrubbing blood off the floor is hopefully over for Danny Hughes, a former manager at a local bar. Hughes and his fiancee, Joy Johnston, plan on providing a “more mature” bar experience downtown.
Along with cooler temperatures, art and music will be abundant this weekend in downtown Gainesville.
University Police are investigating a report of indecent exposure at Diamond Village that occurred Wednesday night.
This Sunday, a UF student organization will be taking steps to help the less fortunate as it hosts its first 5k, Run for the World.
Members of the Superfund Art Project team will address the Cabot Carbon/Koppers Superfund Site issue Saturday and Sunday during the Downtown Festival and Art Show in Gainesville.
Republican Rick Scott declared victory shortly after Democrat Alex Sink conceded the governor’s race Wednesday morning, and the UF community has differing opinions on the tight win.
For 37 years, the pepper-haired man with the oval spectacles has been cutting Gators’ hair. Because of tough times – or maybe in spite of them – Jay Jarrell, 59, moved his Reitz Union Barber Shop to a smaller space about the size of his old waiting area. Before the move, he said, he was barely treading water.
As of 12:45 a.m. today, the race for governor was still officially undecided. Sources from the Sink campaign said they believed the final tally would be within 20,000 votes, triggering a recount. Problems were reported with counting the ballots in Hillsborough.
Keeping in lockstep with the wave of Republican revival that swept elections across the nation and state, local Democrats seeking office took a beating at the polls Tuesday.
Students gathered in the Reitz Colonnade on Tuesday to pick up free prizes, free food and information about off-campus student living.
Florida’s embarrassment 10 years ago hasn’t taught us much.
As voters head to the polls on Election Day, beneath the names of high-profile candidates like Rick Scott and Marco Rubio they will see a list of six proposed amendments to the Florida Constitution.
A new Firefox application allows anyone on a network to take control of your Internet identity over a wireless network — even on campus.
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