Last Friday, in its edition of Darts and Laurels, the Alligator mentioned, “There were a lot of lessons to learn this week.” Of course, last week passed, but I can’t help but share what valuable lessons I also learned.
Recent school shootings cast a spotlight on universities’ security, and UF is no exception.
Lately, we’ve heard a lot about the right to keep and bear arms.
UF may soon join dozens of colleges around the country in implementing gender-neutral housing options.
The Student Senate voted Tuesday to table a bill regarding election code reform for next week’s meeting.
Although some die-hard football fans watch the Super Bowl for the love of the game, others watch it purely for the commercials.
After closing Jan. 9 due to construction issues, Burrito Brothers Taco Co. on West University Avenue will reopen today at 11 a.m.
Sydney Moss and assistant coaches David Lowery and Murriel Page are alone.
It was 4:44 p.m. Friday when Ryan Jones realized he had a missed call and voicemail on his phone from his former professor, friend and ESPN freelancer Steve Johnson.
About 20 students involved with Gators for Obama packed their bags with winter jackets for the president’s inauguration in Washington, D.C., this weekend.
In the debate over gun control, one of the ideas I keep seeing come up is that in homicide situations, the weapon is often a moot point.
Caroline Stone compared hashtags to parentheses.
Some UF students will keep their short commute to class for the 2013 - 2014 school year as they continue to live on campus.
Researchers may have found a way for people to eat sweet food without adding sugar.
The U.S. government is just like a professional wrestling production.
There’s a new “boobment” sweeping across universities.
As a native Floridian, Glenn Stein often gets asked how he came to be a polar historian.
World-renowned peace activist the Rev. Joan Campbell spoke to about 100 students, faculty members and Gainesville residents at Santa Fe College’s Fine Arts Hall on Friday night.
While mostly meaningless until the end of the season, the AP poll is a solid test of media intelligence.
Focused on his education at Tulane University, Lt. Lincoln Schneider tucked away his interest in joining the Navy, believing it was a missed opportunity.
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