Despite a court ruling banning firearms in UF housing, a student group plans to lobby Wednesday to allow firearms on campus.
Narayan Kulkarni’s essay on finding his inner peace will take him to Tokyo.
Kevin Washington owed more than $53,000 in court costs after he was found guilty of conspiracy to trafficking cocaine.
Every Tuesday, the orange and blue prefers black and white.
With Florida riding high following its 27-3 win against Georgia on Saturday, and the prospect of having the chance to clinch a spot in the Southeastern Conference title game this weekend, coach Jim McElwain is preaching one thing to his team this week.
Gainesville Police arrested a local woman and man Sunday morning after police said they tried to break into a home to have sex.
In front of the entrance to the hallway that leads to the players’ locker rooms, Stephen Curry begins every game the same way.
Florida’s defense squashed Georgia this weekend — on the volleyball court.
From the first time the written word was translated to celluloid and up to the present, the phrase, "The book(s) was/is/are better" has long been a rallying cry for disgruntled literary fans. While there are many instances where an adaptation did justice to the source material — or in the cases of films such as "Blade Runner," "Fight Club" or "Jaws," surpassed it — there are just as many that not only failed to render the material in a compelling manner but managed to actively disrespect the original text. Films with this distinction include "Watchmen," the most recent adaptation of "The Great Gatsby" and "The Scarlet Letter."
In light of all the strife and tragedy that has emerged from the Middle East, many people look to Islam as the foremost cause of all this. Comedian and late-night talk show host Bill Maher professes quite frequently that Islam’s dogma is uniquely violent and backward. "When there’s this many bad apples, there’s something wrong with the orchard," Maher recites on his show.
Since my mother’s application of the Mozart effect to me in utero, I’ve come to fruition as a reasonable man in most aspects of my life. I find a symmetrical existence in the virtues of temperance, modesty and magnanimity to name a few. (I took an ethics class one time, and I own a thesaurus.)
Our day-to-day lives are filled with divisive choices: Library West or Marston Science Library? Midtown or downtown? Each choice, while seemingly innocuous, comes with its own set of die-hard advocates that keep these meaningless rivalries alive.
For coaches, players and media members alike, this point in the Florida women’s basketball preseason can be summed up, however out of context, by one of the most famous rants in sports history.
Coach Emily Glaser said on Monday the Gators can compete with any team in the nation.
Last Fall, while Brian Feldman was studying abroad in Chile, he came up with a new way to show support for Palestine.
Ianthea Mobley, 21, said she doesn’t think UF is as inclusive as it should be when it comes to interracial couples.
For the Gators, Friday’s loss might sting more than most.
Two new species of fungi discovered in Gainesville
Stepping into Norman Hall is like stepping back in time.
JACKSONVILLE — With Florida’s 27-3 win against Georgia on Saturday, the Gators find themselves in a position they haven’t been in for six years.
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