NEW ORLEANS — After 40 minutes, the Gators were trapped in familiar territory: tied with BYU in the NCAA Tournament and heading to overtime after a missed shot by Chandler Parsons.
Protestors stand in front of the White House, signs in hand bearing messages to stop the war and let peace reign.
We’re living in a dark time.
Season nine “American Idol” winner Lee DeWyze will perform at the Phillips Center for Performing Arts on Monday at 7:30 p.m.
Dave Kratzer has been chosen to replace Patricia Telles-Irvin, who is leaving her post to accept the same position at Northwestern University.
After University Police squad cars pulled up to Tigert Hall Wednesday morning, Humans vs. Zombies was canceled for the rest of the day.
Seventy-seven housing complexes tabled outside of the Reitz Union on Wednesday hoping to attract potential residents with cups, koozies, T-shirts and corn hole.
After a tsunami hit Japan, the Asian American Student Union was overwhelmed with offers of money and time.
Students and former Peace Corps volunteers gathered on the Plaza of the Americas on Wednesday afternoon to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the Peace Corps.
Hey, Mike, we just wanted to let you know that just because you wield that enormous gavel doesn’t mean people aren’t going to call you out for changing your mind on ethics.
A UF student was arrested in Sumter County on Sunday as part of a sting operation in that area to catch sexual predators.
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UF students conducted mock interviews and revised resumes for 25 unemployed Gainesville residents Wednesday in order to help them become competitive job applicants.
This week marks the last University Stand-Up Comedy Club show with Gator Nights of the semester.
A grease fire caused minimal damage in a Lakeside Residence Hall kitchen Monday night.
Senators unanimously passed a resolution honoring the memory of UF freshman Molly Ammon, who was found dead March 13, during Tuesday night’s meeting.
Members of Graduate Assistants United, the union for all graduate assistants at UF, rallied Tuesday in protest of two proposed bills that would take away the rights of unions in Florida.
Larry Gibson knows how a mountain dies. He’s seen it happen in West Virginia, where he has watched the surrounding mountaintops become flattened in the name of coal mining.
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.
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