Students would need a big sandal to swat at the insects that ruled 400 million years ago.
We have all (hopefully) noticed the average Hollywood media female role lacks, among other qualities, authenticity.
Last week, 90-year-old Arnold Abbott made headlines worldwide after he was arrested for feeding the homeless in a public park in Fort Lauderdale. The arrest occurred just days after a new city ordinance took effect, making it more difficult for private citizens and charitable organizations to feed the homeless in public.
A naked man had to be dragged out of an apartment early Tuesday after police said he pushed and grabbed his wife.
Moving out of his childhood home, Alan Ferry found a stack of airplane drawings.
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The Sun Center in downtown Gainesville will be the new home for Sababa, a Jewish-Israeli cafe.
After The JAM announced its closing, the rumor mill spiked with concerns that a block-wide buyout was imminent near downtown.
A new social media app lets you do more than connect with people — it lets you buy them a drink.
Has anyone heard the new hit single playing on their radio — besides the entirety of the new Taylor Swift album? It’s a completely awesome song called "Secrets," and it was created by the amazingly talented and passionate singer-songwriter Mary Lambert.
A group of U.S. veterans and family members picked up their paintbrushes Tuesday afternoon in a colorful celebration of the men and women who served.
What happened in Key West didn’t stay in Key West for one sea turtle now recovering from a herpes-like virus.
Time is ticking for the men and women’s Florida cross country teams as the NCAA Regional meet quickly approaches.
There isn’t much you could say to criticize women’s basketball that hasn’t already been said. The players have heard it all.
It’s difficult to recall the first point of any match, let alone one played nearly eight weeks ago.
Nobody likes to lose.
Jeff Driskel’s role on Florida’s offense changed in the blink of an eye.
It is often said that around 90 percent of an iceberg’s mass is below the surface.
[The views expressed here are not necessarily those of the Alligator.]
[The views expressed here are not necessarily those of the Alligator.]
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