John Kaplan likened the pain to what it must feel like to get shot.
Since the 1990s, Trey Parker and Matt Stone have made their buck throwing everything from the sacred to the unmentionable under the comedic bus. They have taken on topics ranging from Scientology to the Shake Weight and everything else in between.
UF’s teachers union is in jeopardy of being decertified and having its collective bargaining rights revoked.
The swing set 20-year-old Mercedes Farhat saw in 2008 while visiting her father’s family in Tripoli, Libya, was a metal skeleton.
UF students have the opportunity to experience life in the ‘60s and express their love for The Beatles by participating in events involving the life and times of the fab four.
When planning this year’s spring festival for the UF Japanese Club, Andrea Powell figured the event would be relatively similar to previous years.
The scene at Kanapaha Park had all the symptoms of a typical Sunday afternoon.
The 2010 census results show that the county grew by 29,381 people since 2000, putting the latest population count at 247,336.
As the sun set over the Plaza of the Americas on Saturday night, three women with dirt-smudged faces, torn clothes and leaves in their tangled hair gathered around a tire.
UF junior Courtney Read said almost all she can recall from her hypnosis was riding a motorcycle in a sandy, cactus-filled desert in Arizona.
The Harn Museum of Art will open an expanded 26,000-square-foot Asian art wing to the public in spring 2012.
March 21, 1966: John Due becomes the first African-American to run for state Senate since the days of Reconstruction when he announces his candidacy for the District 6 seat in Gainesville.
While watching Matisyahu perform earlier this week, I started thinking about what other speakers have come to the University of Florida since my time here. While going through the names in my head, I quickly came to the conclusion that they have been overwhelmingly male.
The brothers and owners of Designer Greens restaurants in Gainesville and Orlando opened a third restaurant, Kay Bros. BBQ, during Spring Break.
With candles in hand, 250 people gathered at the Reitz Union Amphitheater Thursday night to remember the lives affected by the 8.9-magnitude earthquake and tsunami in Japan last week
In most instances, shields, hubcaps and baseball bats are best reserved for scrapyards and street fights.
MTV will hold an open casting call Saturday to find seven or eight strangers to stop being polite and start getting real for season 26 of “The Real World.”
Senior Stacie Lavender touched more lives during her time at UF than she may ever have realized.
Jill Burton pushes her voice through her throat in different tones. It’s soft, then louder, then softer again. It sounds like a didgeridoo.
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