UF gets $5 million to study bugs
By Alexander Klausner | Jan. 20, 2011Attention insects: You’re about to be put under the microscope.
Attention insects: You’re about to be put under the microscope.
More than 200 people crowded into the Pugh Hall Ocora Thursday night to hear Ayaan Hirsi Ali speak.
Students looking for late-night Mexican food in Midtown on Tuesday nights may find themselves taking part in another Latin tradition.
Next time you read a police story, you probably won’t be hearing much from Lt. Steve Maynard.
Gainesville Commissioners gave
UF Student Senate President Ben Meyers’ committee to curb free enterprise shows just how far today’s young leaders have gone in rejecting the American free-market system.
Taylor McKnight has always been ambitious.
This academic year, the UF Bookstore is running a textbook rental program that saved students a total of more than half a million dollars in the summer and fall semesters.
Facts don’t faze the right in teen pregnancy debate.
Indiana Jones gets to keep his job.
Four-day weeks just aren’t conducive to getting work done.
To no one’s surprise, Democrats called this week for reinstatement of the Fairness Doctrine in the wake of the Tucson massacre.
Gainesville Commissioners gave Gainesville Regional Airport the ability to add solar panels, gas stations and other additions that will help the airport fund itself.
When Erving Walker missed a potentially game-changing free throw in the closing moments of Saturday’s game, he likely took it harder than anybody.
Gators fans, expect to be happy by the end of the night.
When Florida and Kentucky square off in the O’Connell Center tonight at 7, the Gators will be up against more than just the No. 19 team in the nation.
It used to be every gymnast for herself. Now, they give it all for the team.
The Gators hosted their last tune-up for the 2011 season on Wednesday as they squared off against the U.S. Junior National Team at Linder Stadium.
If you’re looking to revamp your home decor and your attitude, the resolution could be simple: Liven up your living space.
Heads up, New Year’s resolution makers: It’s about three weeks into 2011. Have you kept your self-made promise? We’re betting about half of you have already cracked — especially those who resolved to hit the gym and eat healthier. It’s no easy feat. But sometimes, the resolution to all your healthy lifestyle woes is simple: balance.