Researchers have found conservative UF students may be happier than their liberal peers because of personality traits.
A Gainesville man died last weekend while cave diving in a north Tampa spring.
Erin Andrews, ESPN sportscaster and UF graduate, will share her story at the Phillips Center for the Performing Arts on Wednesday evening.
The Gainesville area now has the second-lowest unemployment rate in Florida — a welcome statistic to students who will soon be looking for jobs.
Victor Hazy has been thinking of ways to help prepare the community for emergencies ever since a series of crashes on Interstate 75 in January took 11 lives.
Students can help their fellow Gators by cleaning up a different type of swamp.
A new proposal by New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg has many people scratching their heads, and rightly so.
Latroy Pittman is already making a name for himself in Gainesville.
Off-duty Gainesville Police Officer Wilfredo Perez was driving with his wife when they were almost hit by a Chevrolet Impala.
UF students are making more alcohol-related emergency calls, and a GatorWell official said that might not be a bad thing.
In spite of some extraordinary foreign and legislative accomplishments, President Obama’s re-election remains eerily uncertain, compounded by several factors both in and out of his control.
If you haven’t seen “The Hunger Games” already, do yourself a favor and go see it.
Don’t blame Vickash Ramjit for Florida’s bats slumping since Southeastern Conference play began.
The new Jay and Mark Duplass film, “Jeff, Who Lives at Home” is one of those oddball cinema experiences that win over an audience despite its idiosyncrasies
During Christmas 1998, Furbys flew off the sales racks, even though some were priced at over $100.
Mike Myers stood in the middle of a spacious warehouse among Winnie-the-Pooh cake toppers, neon-colored toy soldiers and silver jacks.
Everyone wants to know how Brad Beal will be celebrating his 19th birthday.
Whenever Ashanée Dickerson steps onto the floor, steadies her body on the balance beam or swings from the uneven bars, her effort is 100 percent.
UF researchers, along with scientists from six other centers, were recently awarded a $63-million grant to continue developing heart disease therapies.
For once, it wasn’t the Gators celebrating.
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