Jonathan Palmer-Gilley's dream job is to one day be a dishwasher at Balls Bar.
Students from South Florida who take the bus home during long weekends and school breaks may want to rethink their travel arrangements.
This morning as I got dressed, I found myself reaching for my jeans before considering wearing shorts. In my mind, that means that cool weather has officially graced us with its constant presence, at least for a few months. For several of my friends, this colder weather brings happiness to their lives, as they don their cozy sweaters and pants for the cool months ahead. For others, the end of the warm season brings nothing but shivering and misery.
Last year, the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development reported that the U.S. fell to an "average" rating in terms of economic performance.
In yesterday's paper, the Alligator re-published a column by Dartmouth College student Alesy Iturrey condemning Ernesto "Che" Guevara and the widespread use of his image.
Greetings, Gators!
Sitting at 5-5 on the season and with a losing record in SEC play for the first time in 25 years, Florida returns to The Swamp to host FCS opponent Furman at 1 p.m. With a win against the Paladins, the Gators will earn a bowl berth for the 21st consecutive season.
The country's absolute failure to address the problem of illegal immigration creates messy situations all over the country.
This column is going to be about tact and politeness, so stop reading now if those two things don't appeal to you.
Artrel Dubose came to Gainesville to attend the funeral of a family member.
When choosing an apartment, security tends to make the list of services to ask about before signing a lease.
Chet Scott glared at his sword lying uselessly 10 feet away. His opponent's blade inched closer.
The National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism awarded a $2.7-million grant to UF researchers, who will determine whether a prescription medication can reduce alcohol consumption in women with HIV.
Under a proposal UF released Friday, faculty would receive a raise but lose unused sick leave payouts, a measure to balance a new law requiring state employees to contribute to their retirement.
As the clock counted down to midnight on the eve of Katelyn Sims' 21st birthday, she taught a club to line dance.
The number of medical school students in the United States is on the rise, but that doesn't necessarily mean there will be more doctors.
When Kimberly Vacca walks into a room, she searches faces. She looks for anyone with dark skin and blue eyes. She knows it sounds crazy, but there could be a chance that they are related to her.
On Monday, visitors to UF's home page will find new features and a cleaner, simpler look.
As trick-or-treaters and party-going students dressed up in costumes to celebrate Halloween over the weekend and Monday, law enforcement agencies stayed on guard.
After 59 years of covering the small towns surrounding Gainesville, the North Florida Herald is closing.
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