Sometime over the summer, a sleeping figure appeared beneath a tree outside UF’s College of Design, Construction and Planning.
101 Cantina was served a notice for eviction Friday.
Gainesville Police is looking for a man who officers said sexually battered a woman near Midtown on Sunday.
As Gainesville Mayor Lauren Poe read aloud to a room of about 80 people Monday night, the audience laughed, applauded and listened.
UF’s relationship with Wells Fargo is not changing after a scandal involving employees opening secret accounts without customers’ knowledge.
When searching for the perfect burrito, Gainesville students and locals now have one more restaurant to choose from.
The Florida men’s and women’s cross country teams dominated the season’s first meet, finishing first on both sides at the Covered Bridge Open.
In her debut for the Florida women’s golf team, freshman Marta Perez was ready to showcase the skills that got her to where she is now.
By Cecilia Lemus, Contributing Writer
Florida coach Gregg Troy met with reporters Monday morning with a smile on his face.
Week 1 of the NFL season has had comebacks, close calls and a combination of former Florida players making highlight plays, but Florida’s defensive alumni have stood out. Here’s how they fared during Week 1 of the NFL season.
UF students can now rent clothes from their peers for up to four days through an app.
In Alachua County, about one in every four children don’t have reliable access to food.
Students in the UF College of Pharmacy are raising money to benefit the National Pediatric Cancer Foundation.
He just wanted to make a play.
University Avenue, what happened?
In my past two columns, I discussed both the visual and audio design of "SpongeBob Squarepants" and how they influence its comedy. The show's gone south since season four, and the changes to its animation and sound are pretty clear and indicate a pretty solid drop in quality. So, for this final column, let's talk about two things: the characters and the jokes.
What is it about the term “politically correct” that manages to put everyone on high alert? Some blame the term for infringement on their First-Amendment rights, others use it as a justification to inflame Facebook comment threads, but mostly we avoid uttering it altogether to avoid the accompanying controversy. These two simple words have expanded to become intrinsically linked to an abundance of other concepts such as safe spaces and trigger warnings, but even beyond that it has taken on a connotation of triviality and ridicule.
Luke Del Rio has never been coached by someone who hasn’t screamed in his face after a good game.
Words are heavy. Every letter of every phrase carries a weight that we as speakers tend to overlook. Diction is an influential tool, made powerful not by the mouths that voice it but rather by the ears that receive it. No matter what, somebody is always listening.
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