Despite his clipped wings, Pepper the parrot is now mobile and a little quieter thanks to robotics.
We’ve all received the emails. The ones that were unfathomable a little more than three years ago.
Through six games this season, the Gators are doing more than just winning. Not only does Florida boast a 6-0 record, but it has won each game by an average margin of 25.3 points — more than double last year’s 10.9.
Ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls, readers of all ages: Life is chaotic and complicated.
The applications may not all be in, but UF’s 12th president will be selected next month.
Ed Weston has spent 42 years teaching UF students about words, but maybe the story of his career is best told in numbers.
Miami Bus Service will continue its shuttle service between UF and South Florida this holiday season despite scrutiny after one of the company’s buses crashed in Miami, killing two people.
Alumni and supporters have taken to the Internet to express their discontent with the University Athletic Association’s recent decision to ground UF cheerleaders.
I am a Gainesville resident and have been for 18 years. Sunday night, I had the most wonderful musical experience!
Coach Billy Donovan may have to once again test out a new starting lineup.
Averaging about 17 heads per minute, the students flowed into Library West around 1:30 p.m. Monday, the revolving door whirring about and around.
When Florida takes on Louisville 29 days from now, Will Muschamp will see a familiar face on the opposite sideline — former Gators defensive coordinator Charlie Strong.
For Sheila Scolaro, a 21-year-old plant science junior at UF, one of the best parts of the holidays isn’t decorating a Christmas tree.
The Young Athletes Culminating Event, sponsored by Special Olympics Florida and Balance 180 Gymnastics, was held Sunday at St. Francis Catholic High School.
In a system demanding more than testimony, rapes go unpunished.
It’s time for people whining about our culture “taking the Christ out of Christmas” to irritate me out of my socks.
Mayor Craig Lowe counted down from three. Christmas carolers held their hymnals. Children waited, their eyes wide with wonder.
In the middle of studying for finals, we’re all fantasizing about what we’ll be doing over the winter break. Many of us do the same things year after year, but the college experience is about learning new skills, gaining knowledge, networking and, at the very least, creating some good stories to tell future grandchildren. Why not try something new this season?
Dallas Mavericks owner Mark Cuban will speak at 8 p.m. at the Curtis M. Phillips Center for the Performing Arts.
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