Midtown may be gaining another bar, but one of its late-night restaurants will be relocating.
A UF football player was arrested Sunday after police say he punched a bouncer over cover charge.
Students and residents will have to alter their usual transportation routes to get from point A to point B between summer terms.
A woman was arrested Wednesday after police saidthey found hundreds of names, birth dates and social security numbers written on pages in her car.
LifeSouth Community Blood Center received approval for a cord blood manufacturing license from the Food and Drug Administration.
Although the outline of the officers’ bulletproof vests still showed beneath their blue polos, and guns glared from holsters on their belts, they smiled kindly at the room full of elementary school children jammed into the humid Pine Ridge Community Center.
The Florida branch of Future Farmers of America will soon call Gainesville its home.
Most Americans now own smartphones.
UF Alumni Association has partnered with Tailgate Guys for the upcoming football season.
In January 2006, the first World Race launched in Mexico. On July 4, a UF alumna will begin her World Race in Atlanta.
An Oaks Mall department store is getting a major makeover — $3.7 million worth.
UF students will soon have 3-D printing capabilities, use of more iPads and access to Wi-Fi in the Natural Area Teaching Lab in the southwest corner of campus, thanks to the 2013 technology fee awards.
In a new survey, about 90 percent of lesbian, gay, bisexual or transgender adults said society is more accepting of them now than it was 10 years ago, and they expect the trend to continue.
About $75 million in renovations and reconstruction at the Reitz Union will begin soon.
It is beyond comprehension why anyone would consider the Tea Party movement to be any different than Occupy Wall Street.
Some time ago, the president said the use of chemical weapons against rebels in Syria would constitute crossing a “red line.”
As a Gator, drinking is kind of really important. It’s a part of our lives, and we’re not really sure what our social lives would be like without it. Except a lot more boring; that’s for sure.
When most people want a sandwich, they probably go to Firehouse or Subway. While both chain restaurants have something good to offer, I have learned that the chain sub shops never compare to local sandwich shops.
Ray Leung, the executive chef of Dragonfly Sushi and Sake Company, sets the bar for Japanese cuisine.
All Eugene Jerome wants is to have fun: Girls and a carefree life are his methods.
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