Ever been bewildered by the multitude of forks, knives and spoons jostling for space at a formal dinner table? Which to use? When? And how did they get there, anyway?
On the first day of class, a UF chemistry professor plays a song: It’s an original dedicated to the trials and tribulations of freshman chemistry.
America’s third-worst small-town speed trap disbanded its police department Wednesday.
Florida defensive coordinator D.J. Durkin did not enjoy watching his defense struggle against Alabama.
A maligned group, constantly groaned about by Florida fans in 2013, is now one of strength.
If you’re tired of reading hard-hitting news about Jeff Driskel’s fate as starting quarterback and coach Will Muschamp’s confidence in him, you’ve come to the right article at the right time.
If you haven’t watched as much college football so far this fall as you may have wanted to, this is the weekend to plop yourself in front of the TV all day and do so. This week, there are six games that pit Top-25 teams against each other, and most of them have college football playoff implications.
A Gainesville man was arrested after police said he punched a pregnant woman in the stomach Monday morning.
In his former life as a Republican state senator, Democratic gubernatorial nominee Charlie Crist was known for being tough on crime.
Have you heard of Alison Bechdel?
California’s new sexual consent law is giving college campuses extra legal backing to the phrase “No means no.”
Guess what? It’s October.
Like the first day of qualifying and slating for the Student Senate, the UF Student Government Fall 2014 elections are off to a slow start.
Students who commute to campus from outside Alachua County will face a blank ballot during the Fall 2014 Student Government elections.
A UF student has made a splash in the marine science community.
To dispel anxiety over assault rumors seen on social media, UF faculty and Gainesville Police urge students to look to official sources for information.
The 100-acre expansion of Butler Plaza hasn’t come without skepticism from residents who worry that the construction will affect wildlife.
University Police will soon pay students to keep a protective eye on their peers for the Walk Safe Student Escort Program.
The U.N. General Assembly room has been welcoming a lot of celebrity guests lately.
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