Punk-rock quartet Abandon the Midwest is returning to Gainesville tonight, and if you’re lucky, you might catch them throwing the occasional beer can at one another.
I’ve always driven a manual transmission car. In my house, an automatic just wasn’t an option. My parents have always driven manuals, and when I turned 15 and was ready to learn how to drive, that was what was available to me.
Since the social media boom of the 2000s, there has been a common refrain amongst parents, professors and anyone generally over the age of 35: Watch what you post on Facebook. As the distinction between our online personas and our physical activities becomes increasingly blurred, more scrutiny than ever has been placed upon an individual to keep their online profile proper, pristine and free of anything remotely vulgar or suggestive. Conventional wisdom holds that once college students enter the professional world, they’ll be surprised to learn how little that picture of them double fisting PBR tallboys will impress their potential employers.
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Bursts of color and patriotism will once again speckle the night sky over UF’s Flavet Field.
Campus safety was a focal point at Tuesday’s Student Senate meeting, with the chambers unanimously approving a resolution encouraging scooter safety and University Police Department Operations Deputy Chief Darren Baxley giving an update on the TapShield app.
Twelve sunflowers, an orchid, a potted plant and a box.
With the departure of former Florida coach Billy Donovan, who built the Gators into a perennial contender in not just the Southeastern Conference but the entire country, one would think incoming UF coach Mike White would attempt to emulate Donovan’s methods to be successful.
When examining Florida baseball’s 2015 season, the best place to begin is at the end.
Alex Rodriguez’s baseball accomplishments shouldn’t be celebrated.
Florida track and field has made its mark in recent years in the triple jump circuit.
If Bill Overholt doesn’t find $900,000 by July 1, he’ll be out of a job.
When Damian Gonzalez woke up to the news Friday that the Supreme Court had struck down bans on same-sex marriage, his first reaction was to call his aunt.
North Central Florida’s biggest lake is vanishing down a sinkhole.
On June 26, the Supreme Court took a massive step forward toward equality, making marriage equality the law of the land.
All right, we at the Independent Florida Alligator leave our posts for a week and the United States decides to up and blow its top with national news and national controversies bubbling over like some witch’s brew.
The loblolly pines in the Bat House Woods conservation area are surrounded by smaller trees, shrubs, critters and a growing army of support.
I agree with the South Carolina governor’s position to take down the Confederate flag, as well as the decisions of Wal-Mart, Sears, eBay, the proposal in Mississippi and other such moves.
While studies have shown over the years that genetically modified organisms are safe to consume, the public’s opinion on them is still skeptical.
The UF concrete canoe team members messaged one another about their workouts every single day.
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