As I’ve said before, cooking in college can be difficult. However, if you have the right staples, then often whipping up something quick and tasty is pretty easy. One of these staples is that wonderful, juicy veggie: the tomato.
About 40 percent of campus facilities do not have feminine disposal bins inside the bathroom stalls, limiting women to leave the stall with their hygiene products and dispose of them publicly.
Donating blood this weekend could help save both people and pets.
A UF professor helped declassify documents revealing that the U.S. employed more than 1,000 Nazi spies during the Cold War.
Well, depending on your political leanings, this week could have gone one of two ways. No. 1: You were happy Tuesday night. No. 2: You have or will start drinking to forget and not stop until the 2016 election season. So, with that in mind, here’s your politics-never-stop edition of...
A Gainesville man was arrested Wednesday afternoon after police said he broke into an occupied home and made out with $60 in cash and a bar of soap.
Raise your hand if you’ve been personally victimized by Regina George. No? OK then, ladies, raise your hand if you’ve ever been personally victimized by any other girl.
UF has no plans to pull its study abroad programs as national concern in the legislature for students abroad gains momentum.
The first rule of BarCamp is that there are no rules.
With the release of her latest and first officially documented pop record “1989,” Taylor Swift is shaking up, and off, the industry.
A Gainesville native who served in Korea as a civilian U.S. military adviser for 18 years spoke at Santa Fe College on Thursday, incorporating his life experiences to explain leadership traits for a conference the college hosted.
Panelists discussed racial profiling at a forum held Thursday in the Reitz Union to discuss the misconduct of law enforcement officers within communities across the nation.
Kent Fuchs was confirmed as UF’s 12th president by the Board of Governors, which also made decisions concerning market tuition and several UF programs.
Tuesday, for those living under a rock, was the day of the 2014 midterm elections — where Democrats lost control of the U.S. Senate. They were also defeated in a number of key governor’s races, including in the state of Florida. The Democrats took a thumping, a shellacking and a whipping, with a net loss of 13 House seats and seven Senate seats.
Strange things can happen at the gym. We’re just too focused to notice until it happens to us. You've probably been there, and if you haven’t been there, you most likely know someone who has.
A lobby of high ceilings, low-hanging lanterns and floor-length curtains greeted voters at the Hilton Garden Inn Precinct-39 polling location Tuesday.
Caleb Lewis smiled big while talking about his experience with Wish Upon A Star — a campaign aiming to collect gifts for 1,000 neglected children in North Central Florida.
The local Jewish community is hosting its annual Mitzvah Day on Sunday.
A UF-led group of scientists and researchers across the Southeast have received national recognition for their outreach in reducing climate change.
Freshman Brooke Austin was the only successful Gator in singles at the USTA/ITA National Indoor Intercollegiate Championships Thursday.
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