Tessa Arthur is a butch lesbian. She says so herself, and so does the backward baseball cap she wears with the words “bad butch” printed on it.
The UF football program has canceled the student ticket lottery.
As the weather warms up, more students are hopping on their bikes. But with that comes the possibility of getting a ticket.
An old face has returned to UF’s Student Senate.
The Rowdy Reptiles have cheered their way to a Final Four competition for fans — the Loud And Proud Student Section of the Year.
On Eighth Avenue between the planets and the trees lies the newly renovated Loblolly Woods Nature Park boardwalk, ready for bikers and runners alike.
With each recognition, the Black Law Students Association continues to grow.
Nicky Clayton played a video Tuesday afternoon of her teaching a bird to plan for the future.
A county health report ranked Alachua County No. 1 for clinical care.
A law student became the first UF student nominated for a scholarship for his work promoting diversity within the UF law community.
Indiana, a state known for a famous race track and as the idyllic setting of “Parks and Recreation,” is currently caught up in controversy following the recent passage of a religious freedom law.
Recently, Bryan Koon, the director of the Florida Division of Emergency Management, tried to discuss climate change at a Senate budget meeting. However, there was one stipulation he had to follow: He could not use the term “climate change.”
Hello Gator Nation!
The music streaming business got another competitor Monday with the launch of Tidal, a high-fidelity music-streaming platform, launched by none other than the talented, collaborative rapper Jay Z.
Film and television representation for anyone who isn’t straight, white and cisgender has been largely nonexistent until very recently. People of color have been condemned to stereotyped roles, often playing domestic workers or exaggerated caricatures of their cultures. The painful truth is women, people of color and transgender people do not see themselves reflected back in the media they consume.
Now that it’s Hollywood downtime, I’ve been thinking about the new trajectory of the “X-men” films.
With only four scholarship linebackers available for Spring practice, coach Randy Shannon is getting a long hard look at each of his players.
Florida needed more.
Before the seventh inning of Sunday’s game against Mississippi State, the Gators looked like they were going to fly home from Starkville on the brooms they were going to sweep the Bulldogs with.
With a schedule that’s been so jam packed with games throughout the season, the Florida softball team finds itself with only one day to prepare for its next game: a midweek matchup against in-state opponent UNF.
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