Middle-schoolers try engineering for a day
By Brian Dusape | Apr. 3, 2016Middle-schoolers built bridges and robots at UF on Friday.
Middle-schoolers built bridges and robots at UF on Friday.
A Williston, Florida, man was arrested Friday night after police said he stole $30 worth of deodorant from a Walgreens and then broke into a house.
With less than three weeks left of classes for the semester, some of you are getting ready to head home, backpack through Europe or earn some cash with a summer job. But there is an unfortunate group of Gators stuck in Gainesville (or attending another state university as a transient student) to fulfill the state requirement of Summer semester classes. A moment of silence, please.
A Jacksonville, Florida, man was arrested on State Road 93 on Friday night after deputies said he drove drunk with three small children in the back seat.
They shut down the school Thursday. They shut it down the Thursday before, too, and the Thursday before that. They stack desks and chairs in front of the doors — canary yellow paint and pine, legs rounded like children’s handwriting. They scrawl signs in green and red and blue, in jaunty all-caps of acrylic. They tape a sign that says “Life’s an apple, the labor law’s a worm.” I think, “Life’s an apple,” and nudge the chairs from the handle.
Forty-eight years ago this month, on April 11, 1968, President Lyndon Johnson signed the federal Fair Housing Act, which prohibited discrimination concerning the sale, rental and financing of housing based on race, religion, national origin, sex, handicap and family status. This important act also made it unlawful for a housing provider to make, print or publish any statement or advertisement that states a preference based on these classes.
If you’re like me, you enjoy seeing political “strategy” being played out.
While she may at one point have been a “real Democrat,” Debbie Wasserman Schultz has increasingly grown out of touch with the people.
Kevin O’Sullivan walked to the mound to talk with starter Alex Faedo in the top of the first inning.
The Gators are now one step away from their fifth-straight Super Six.
Surrounded by her family and teammates, Brianna Morgan received a bouquet of flowers and a framed UF tennis shirt with her name on it.
Kelsey Stewart couldn’t wait.
Entering the Mason Rudolph Championship, Florida coach J.C. Deacon said that Gordon Neale’s talent was never the issue. His mind was always the issue.
Florida spent the first two days of the Pepsi Florida Relays breaking records.
With just over four minutes left, freshman Lindsey Ronbeck scored her third goal of the game.
The Florida men’s tennis team has been nothing short of unstoppable at home this spring, outscoring opponents 46-3 at the Ring Tennis Complex entering Friday.
After senior Claudia Francis headlined Day 1 of the Florida Relays with her NCAA-leading time in the 400-meter hurdles, Kunle Fasasi wasted no time making his way to the top of the leaderboards on Friday.
Down by a run heading into the bottom of the seventh against No. 6 Alabama, top-ranked Florida had the opportunity to tie the game.
Kirby Snead stepped onto the mound in a potential game-changing situation Friday night.
In an impressive showing in both doubles and singles, Kourtney Keegan contributed to the Gators success on Thursday.