UF research: amino acid can double as pesticide
By Alli Langley | Jan. 19, 2012UF researchers have discovered an insecticide that comes from something humans eat every day.
UF researchers have discovered an insecticide that comes from something humans eat every day.
A recently released report shows binge drinking is still prevalent throughout the country, and experts say UF is no exception.
If you haven't noticed, it's Hollywood awards show season, and the stars are coming out.
Students will have a chance to talk poverty and civil rights with best-selling author Cornel West and talk-show host Tavis Smiley tonight at the Bob Graham Center for Public Service in Pugh Hall.
As Senate president, I want to address the deliberate lies of Students Party Sen. Carly Wilson that appeared in yesterday's letter to the editor. The actions displayed in Tuesday night's meeting were a disgrace to the Senate process and, more important, to the students of UF.
As the sound of students' voices echoed in the Reitz Union Colonnade, a Palestinian flag flapped in the wind next to Sara Mohamed as she spoke with another student.
While others are living a dream, there are millions of people living a labor and sexually exploited nightmare in the United States of America.
An elderly woman was seriously injured in a residential fire Thursday night.
Florida sophomore defensive tackle Leon Orr was served with a notice to appear on two marijuana-related charges during the first week of Spring semester, according to a University Police Department report.
When an elbow smashed into the side of his face two weeks ago in practice, splitting his eyebrow the length of eight stitches, Erik Murphy didn’t panic.
In Florida’s last meeting with Alabama, the bleeding had seemingly stopped.
Toccara Carter had just settled in to watch TV on Tuesday night when she heard a frantic knock on the door. She didn't know who the person was and still doesn't.
Mark Venzke is one of eight people running for the at-large 1 seat on the Gainesville City Commission. Elections are Jan. 31.
An experiment gone wrong last week left a student with chemical burns to his face and lip, glass embedded in his chest and abdomen, deep cuts to his right hand, two fingers tinted blue and a couple fingertips hanging by the skin.
At first glance, Will Muschamp’s hire of former Boise State offensive coordinator Brent Pease to fill the vacancy at Florida seems like a great one.
The majority of the Gainesville City Commission has chosen to financially support the opponent of a current commissioner's mentee.
Marissa King has always had the talent, but over time she has developed the maturity to go along with it.
Anyone closely following the UF Student Government elections last year knows things did not go as planned.
Being an avid fan of the Assassin's Creed series, I was dead set on getting Revelations.
When the holiday box office bucks begin to total, it's time again for Hollywood to prepare itself for its own sort of jovial celebration — awards season!