One of the few universal human experiences is the awe and bewilderment you feel when looking deeply into the night sky.
During our lifetimes, members of our generation have witnessed events that will define the 21st century. Some of these moments feel very close to home — the 9/11 attacks, for example. Others seem far away and disconnected from us.
I bet I can predict at least one of your New Year’s resolutions: working out more, eating healthier, losing weight? If I was right, it’s nothing to be ashamed of. This time of year brings a tsunami of reflection that inspires change. This specific tsunami, however, is fueled by a toxic epidemic that has taken hold of our society: thin privilege. On the flip side of discrimination rests a collection of benefits known as privilege.
The bar is set unexpectedly high for Florida’s first Southeastern Conference game of the season. The Gators (7-6) will face South Carolina (9-3) in Columbia at 7 p.m.
I had thoughts, many of them about how this Florida basketball team would end up — it appears I thought wrong.
Gerald Willis is no longer a member of the Florida football team.
Antonio Morrison said on UF’s athletic website Tuesday that he plans to return for his senior season.
Being the two-time defending national champions brings pressure.
UF saw a slight decrease in on-campus theft during the 2014 Winter Break.
A Colorado-based organic grocery store is opening its doors in Gainesville this week.
Days after the 34th Street Wall was painted black and stenciled last month, the “Gainesville is Ferguson” mural project was defaced.
UF students who graduated in the last two commencements this Fall found more excitement than expected.
Gainesville Police arrested a local woman Wednesday after officers said she robbed a gas station and fought with employees.
Man, does it feel good to leave 2014 behind.
The new year has just begun and Uber is already facing a fresh wave of criticism and complaints.
Santa Fe College held its Spring convocation Monday, during which it highlighted the achievements of the previous semester and addressed issues that the college plans to combat.
Despite threats of war and attacks on venues, some movie theaters in Alachua County showed the controversial comedy movie “The Interview” over Winter Break.
A local nonprofit organization will now be able to provide better humanitarian aid to Cuba after a recent decision by the White House to repair relations between the U.S. and Cuba.
UF students can remain confident they are getting the most out of their money.
Solutions by The State News
