Eight Florida teams qualify for national clogging competition
By Carla Vianna | Feb. 15, 2015The tap-tap-tap-tap of clogging shoes could be heard from outside the Alachua County Fairgrounds’ warehouse on Saturday afternoon.
The tap-tap-tap-tap of clogging shoes could be heard from outside the Alachua County Fairgrounds’ warehouse on Saturday afternoon.
The Gators women’s basketball team couldn’t defeat its second-straight ranked opponent, falling 75-62 to No. 13 Mississippi State in Starkville, Mississippi on Sunday afternoon.
A sense of disappointment struck the Florida men’s golf team after finishing fourth in the SunTrust Gator Invitational this weekend.
On a bright, sunny day, it’s difficult to see a single star in the sky.
For a group of UF students, work is actually rocket science.
Dalton Guthrie didn’t have butterflies when he stepped up to the plate on Sunday.
Gainesville Police arrested a local woman early Friday after she reportedly hid cocaine in her vagina and marijuana in her purse.
UF is lucky No. 7.
The cry heard around the world Friday was “divestment!”
Friday the 13th was a lucky day for 13,667 students.
When Doug Ashby decided to walk Bear at the La Chua Trail at Paynes Prairie Preserve State Park, he assumed it was a safe place to bring his rat terrier.
Silence the alarm. Slide out of bed. Take a shower. Shave.
Last week was a terrible one for the news industry.
Lauren Haeger would probably want to follow the advice of the late Ernie Banks.
Bridgette Owens, Marquis Dendy and Kyra Jefferson highlighted the indoor regular season finale at the Tyson Invitational and the Iowa State Classic for the No. 2 Florida men’s and women’s track and field teams with NCAA-leading performances for each in their respective events.
And so a time of year that many hopeless romantics and romance hopefuls look forward to all year comes to an end.
Florida’s opening day loss is a thing of the past for the Gators, even if it was just a week ago.
Colorado has had recreational marijuana legalized for one year now, and its effects are still hard to determine. Many questions still remain: Did it bring in expected tax revenue? Were there any devastating unexpected consequences? Should other states follow suit and legalize pot? Many in Florida are looking into Colorado’s experiment to find support for legalizing marijuana, but the evidence may not be totally available yet.
They were losers. They lost. But in a twisting turn of events, they won.
For this week’s DIY craft, I thought I would get away from the keys theme and move on to candles.