Last week, I wrote a column about the Swamp Party. I outlined some of the suspicious and unethical behavior of the Swamp Party and its predecessor parties.
Gainesville Police arrested two UF students early Thursday morning after they were seen tampering with a vehicle.
The Nightlife Navigators and officers from Gainesville Police gathered on the North Lawn on Thursday to educate students about how to stay safe during Spring Break.
Alex Zins will graduate this spring and enter the workforce. But it will be a while before the 22-year-old starts thinking about buying any expensive items, for fear of falling into debt.
Students planning to stick around Gainesville during Spring Break will have to plan ahead if they intend to ride the bus.
With the NCAA championships on the horizon, the Alex Wilson Invitational in South Bend, Ind., serve as a “last chance” for a number of Gators to qualify for nationals.
Florida senior Gabi Wiegand keeps last year’s Final Four game against Syracuse in the back of her mind.
Gators coach Kevin O’Sullivan isn’t hitting the panic button yet.
Karla Flagg grinned as she stepped into the Phillips Center for the Performing Arts on Wednesday night, admiring the ticket she clutched in her hands.
The only time we feel jealous is when someone comes up with a hilarious pun before we get the chance to. It happened to us this week, though, at Florida Atlantic University.
On Tuesday night, the bearded, bandana-wearing, camo-clad cast of A&E’s runaway hit show “Duck Dynasty” walked onto the set of “Jimmy Kimmel Live!” and sat across from the host.
With Spring Break just around the corner, college fashionistas everywhere are tasked with the ever-mounting challenge of finding the perfect swimsuit.
The U.S. Department of Education’s College Affordability and Transparency Center has created College Scorecard, recognizing UF with top marks.
Spring Break is here, which means beach, booze and babes. You’re probably ready to live it up and forget the troubles of the semester. But do you have anywhere to go?
Researchers last week succeeded in fueling the fire for more freshman composition papers when they revealed that excessive TV watching may lead to an increase in the potential for criminal behavior.
Christopher Gonzalez has seen people get thrown to the ground, slammed into and punched in the face.
Research paid for by taxpayers will soon be open to the public, according to a memorandum released by the White House Friday.
Children and parents in rural areas have the opportunity to take part in a new program called Healthy Kids.
We promise this will be the last Oscars-related editorial this week, but we feel the need to address the entire concept of Michelle Obama presenting an award during the ceremony.
After a few weeks of chaos, the Student Government elections are finally over. I’m not really sure who won. Oh, right, the same people as last time. But we call them the Swamp Party now.
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