For 40 percent of the world this year, the Internet could be a source of information, time-killing cat videos and a constant stream of Miley Cyrus tweets.
UF’s Black Student Union is preparing to hold a new competition on campus where students can lip-synch their hearts out.
Yoga provides more immediate cognitive benefits than aerobic exercise, which has a delayed effect, according to a recent study.
Pumpkin pie, pumpkin yogurt, pumpkin body butter: It’s a pumpkin party in Gainesville.
Megabus.com, an express bus travel company, recently announced tickets are available for holiday season travel with prices as low as $1 per ticket.
Through five games, no opponent could run effectively against Florida.
The School Board of Alachua County has launched an online survey to help search for someone to replace the outgoing superintendent.
After Florida defeated Toledo 24-6 on Mack Brown’s shoulders, the Alligator ran the headline: “What Can Brown Do For You?”
Kristin Babik was 15 when she found out her mom had breast cancer.
The Florida Players is offering the chance to get a play produced at its annual New Works Festival.
Taylor Travis epitomizes how the Gators want to play this season.
Another one rides the bus.
The state government is adding a new system for cross-checking voter rolls, and Alachua County is moving toward implementing it.
If you had to make the unfortunate trek through Turlington Plaza last week, chances are you caught an eyeful of the Created Equal movement’s aborted fetus posters and stand-ups lining the walkways. The “graphic images ahead” signs weren’t quite emphatic enough to prepare us for what was there.
I recently became an avid biker after a church friend gave me a bike. I used to bike everywhere on campus and in town when I was a University of Florida student in the 1970s. Some streets around town don’t even have a bike lane.
I just would like to say great job for having Michael Beato write a weekly column for the Alligator.
With the government shutdown behind us, the media are declaring winners and losers. No matter what poll or TV station you turn to, there always seems to be universal disapproval for the House Tea Party Caucus.
One day, our great-great-great grandchildren will laugh at our Dark-Ages digital technology — most likely while cruising around on jet packs and buying Google Glasses out of vending machines. They’ll probably speak of the stalled https://www.healthcare.gov/ website the same way we speak of rotary telephones and dial-up Internet.
With Week 7 of the NFL season in the books, here are a few former Gators who made the most tangible impact for their respective teams.
The Gators were riding high following nine straight sweeps and 13 consecutive wins entering the weekend.
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