As a wildlife ecology senior at UF, you’d think I visit Florida’s natural springs all the time.
As the crisp fall air finally drops the temperatures in our beloved Swamp, we can mark the normal rites of passage.
I recently came across a piece of advice online: To truly get to know someone, you should ask them about the last time they cried in public, because it reveals what they value.
The best way to help your partner is to listen to him and his needs, not what you think he needs.
You may have come across TikToks of someone claiming they eat steak with a side of butter for dinner every night and suggesting you do the same. If you haven’t seen these videos, I’m jealous.
Health care in America is facing a crisis of affordability and access, driven by a series of aggressive policy decisions that disproportionately harm the nation's most vulnerable groups.
Since President Donald Trump was inaugurated in January of this year, the total number of Immigration and Customs Enforcement detainees has increased by over 20,000 people.
The First Amendment of the U.S. Constitution gives Americans the right to speak freely, including speech that can be racist, sexist or xenophobic.
Across the country, grocery shelves are stocked, but millions of families are struggling to fill their pantries.
One year ago, President Donald Trump joined an exclusive club within an exclusive club, standing alongside President Grover Cleveland as the only president in American history to lose a reelection bid and then reclaim the presidency four years later.
If you’re wondering if living with people you know would work for you, here are some benefits I’ve experienced so far living with friends.
Are you an orchid murderer? If so, you’re not alone. I’ve inadvertently killed my fair share of these tropical plants over the years.
In September, Florida Education Commissioner Anastasios Kamoutsas announced, after an investigation, he found probable cause to revoke the license of a respected high school history teacher.
One thought kept nagging at me during Florida’s defeat of Mississippi State in the Swamp on Oct. 18: What if?
Although I'm not interested in rekindling a romance, I can't help but be curious about what he's up to from a platonic perspective.
The largest on-campus protest in UF’s history began with just a photograph. In 1967, UF punished a student for breaking a rule that hadn’t been written yet.
My first unwelcome visitors took residence on my face in sixth grade. My acne stayed pretty bad throughout middle school, but it got a little better during high school. I thought maybe Disney Channel was right, and I’d survived the worst of my acne.
Time of Death: 8 p.m., Saturday, Oct. 18, 2025.
Minimalistic culture has no place in a holiday with exorbitant amounts of candy, crazy lawn decor and spooky scares lurking around every corner.
For all UF's success, it quietly holds another distinction as one of the most haunted campuses in the country.
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