GatorWell takes up battle for waistlines as obesity rates rise
By Veronica Garcia | Feb. 9, 2015As national obesity rates rise, UF fights back.
As national obesity rates rise, UF fights back.
A new director of UF’s Counseling and Wellness Center has been selected after a thorough nationwide search.
The days leading up to Valentine’s Day are full of love, but they’re also a time to review sexual safety.
UF students are taking control of the conversation on climate change.
University Police arrested a Gainesville man Sunday evening for reportedly stealing a bike and violating a campus trespass warning.
Shoppers scanned rows of holiday cards Thursday morning — one of their last chances at The Oaks Mall Hallmark.
After nearly 40 years of service, a local burrito joint is undergoing major reconstruction with a little help from locals.
Mark Frantz is excited to see the empty space next to his store filled.
The Republican with seemingly the best chance of sitting in the Oval Office used to occupy a parallel room in the Florida Governor’s Mansion.
A Republican state lawmaker insulted women and sexual assault survivors nationwide Thursday when he spoke about rape exemptions in a bill that would ban abortions after 20 weeks of pregnancy. During West Virginia’s House Health Committee meeting, delegate Brian Kurcaba argued that rape and incest victims shouldn’t be exempt from the ban because even pregnancy from rape has a silver lining.
If there’s one thing this world has no shortage of, it’s opinions on the State of Israel. There are vocal proponents and vocal oppositions. The spectrum of opinions on Israel’s existence ranges from “shouldn’t exist at all” to “unconditionally” and yet, as with most political things, the middle of the spectrum is largely ignored. Although it may be the least-recognized group of advocates, that’s not to say it doesn’t exist. This is why the need for J Street U on UF’s campus is so pressing. The Middle East is, and always has been, a hotspot for political and religious tension. Ignoring this tension in favor of one group or another is illogical and unproductive. J Street U aims to change this.
Each U.S. president since Dwight D. Eisenhower has attended the National Prayer Breakfast, an annual event started in 1953. President Barack Obama is no different in this instance, and he gave a speech at the breakfast last week. This speech marked Obama’s seventh attendance at the breakfast, and while the speech was uplifting in its hopeful message, it also raised a few eyebrows and has resulted in a lot of backlash from conservative politicians and organizations.
The Gators wrapped up Monday’s second round at the Northrop Grumman Regional Challenge in the same position they were in on Sunday – fifth place.
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The first half of Sunday afternoon’s game against No. 6 Tennessee looked different from most games the Florida women’s basketball team has played this year.
The Florida men’s golf team will host its only home tournament of the year this weekend after a second place finish in the first spring tournament at the Sea Best Invitational in Jacksonville.
Different year, same result. In 2014, Florida opened its regular season with a game against North Carolina and was humbled by a 20-8 loss. On Saturday, the No. 4 Gators (0-1) hosted the No. 2 Tar Heels (2-0) in Florida’s regular season opener and fell 17-11.
Florida could be without one of its top scorers for the near future.
Transitioning into college is difficult for any 18-year-old student-athlete.
The world of college sports facility building is a high stakes arms race, but by comparative standards the University of Florida has been Switzerland for a good while.