A partnership between UF and Fox Sports culminated Monday afternoon in a competition that put UF advertising students’ creative prowess on display.
A former South African judge and life-long human rights activist will weigh in on gay marriage today at UF Levin College of Law.
Wearing a teal strapless gown, Tori Petry stood on stage as she was crowned Miss Marion County USA.
Don’t really believe everything you read in the New York Post.
Sustainability is one of the newest majors at UF, starting just last fall and graduating its first class of less than 10 students in the spring.
I don’t understand it. I just can’t understand it. How can a beautiful woman look in the mirror and tell herself she’s not beautiful?
The person who created the double standard between men and women in terms of sexual relations has forever changed our society.
The Reitz Union expansion is still looking for student input.
Thank you for your column.
This weekend’s ninth annual UF Relay for Life fundraiser raised $130,971.84 for the American Cancer Society.
A few years ago, Sharon Bartz had a gentleman walk up to her and start touching her three-opossum relief-art piece. He was feeling and feeling but couldn’t guess what it was, so Bartz told him.
While President Barack Obama was in Israel last week, UF students followed his messages closely. The four-day visit included stops at the West Bank and Jordan.
Online learning was the focus of UF’s Board of Trustees meeting Friday morning.
Ellie Schmidt pliéd across the floor in sync with the gentle piano music.
Hi, sorry, we seem to have misplaced the brakes on Spring semester. Silly us! Guess there’s no stopping it. To be fair, we’ve been listening to “The 20/20 Experience” on repeat for, like, three days.
There is a picture of rainbow house floating around the Internet right now that puts all other rainbow pictures to shame.
This year, spring will be gayer than winter.
Given the vast amount of damning information that has recently come out about the Cole Bros. Circus, it’s puzzling your piece mentioned not a word about it.
Sometimes the Oaks Mall just doesn’t cut it when you’re trying to shop on a budget, or find new pieces that are a little off the radar. That’s the moment when you have to turn around, walk out and on a hunt for new stores. These are Gainesville's fashion gems.
Natasha Parekh took a deep breath and swan dived forward until her spine ran parallel to her legs.
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