Red Dawn Gomonit wore only a blue bra and blue bikini bottoms with "love" written in pink.
Sustainability is everywhere. It's in our lives, our construction and in nature — such as the stone crab, which is a very sustainable creature.
Fall Student Senate elections ended Wednesday, but some questions about the validity of the results still linger.
I always get super excited for autumn because the first day, September 22nd, falls (pun intended) conveniently on my birthday! Even though the leaves don't change in Florida, we still know how to celebrate the start of fall with an abundance of pumpkin-flavored products.
The Internet is essential for life - at least for Generation Y.
Emergency responders and visiting parents should have an easier time getting around campus because UF's buildings have new addresses.
Today marks the 47th birthday of Robby Takac, bassist and former lead singer of the main entertainment for Gator Growl this year, the Goo Goo Dolls.
UF Ambassadors of Civility and Ethics is changing your typical Saturday gameday routine.
There's a SausageFest this weekend, but women are invited, too.
As the almost $2 million they had set aside began depreciating, Bill and Robbie Hedges were not worried about losing money but concerned about how to give more.
Do you know what Brown v. Board of Education is? Did you know that Miami once was the most segregated city in the United States?
The number of same-sex households in the United States is on the rise, and Gainesville is no exception, according to 2010 census data released Tuesday.
The traveling Florida Modern-Day Slavery Museum is back to show that slavery is still present today.
After six years, the Tide is coming back into The Swamp.
In Thursday's paper, it was incorrectly reported that Student Government Productions would be paying two members of Sister Hazel to perform the national anthem at Gator Growl. Florida Blue Key will be paying them to perform.
The results are in for this semester's SG elections, and needless to say, there were a few problems. Although the make-up of the Student Senate probably would be about the same regardless of the errors, the situation doesn't really support the idea that SG is a corruption-free organization.
It has been nearly a year since Tyler Clementi, former Rutgers student, committed suicide after his roommate streamed an intimate video of Clementi and another man. I remember when I first read about the tragedy in the news. I didn't understand - how did this happen? What caused Clementi so much pain that he had to end his life?
I don't know which budget Unite Party member T.J. Villamil was talking about in his letter this week, but it isn't one that was passed by the Student Senate.
A recent phenomenon in the marketplace has become a big deal in the past couple of years. The trend I am referring to is the flood of "green" products on store shelves.
Traci Reynolds puts up a fight.
Solutions by The State News
