If you haven’t already posted a status about keeping control of everything you’ve posted on Facebook, don’t bother.
A new Provisions on Demand Market took Quiznos’ place in the Hub.
Fourteen pieces of artwork from 17 students and alumni will be featured in UF’s “Codified II: Art + Genetics” exhibit, which opens with a reception at 3:30 p.m. today on the third floor of UF’s Cancer and Genetics Research Complex.
A Gainesville woman was arrested late Monday night when agents from the Drug Enforcement Administration found 25 marijuana plants and about two pounds of marijuana in her house.
As the holiday season draws near, children draft their wish lists, and Santa Claus wants to hear from every Gainesville girl and boy.
We prepare to cross from November into December to begin the highlight of the holiday season.
In a war spotted with lawsuits and bankruptcy, Gainesville tutoring service TutoringZone is surviving by reorganization.
UF Student Senate President Christina Bonarrigo announced Tuesday her legislative agenda for the rest of her presidency, which consists of fixing the Student Government website and outreaching to students.
The 2012 Olympics might be finished, but an Olympic torch will make an appearance in Gainesville.
After operating in Gainesville for a decade, Mi Apá Latin Cafe plans to spice up Alachua.
When a Red Robin Gourmet Burgers commercial comes on TV, Rebecca Kingston gets upset.
Aspiring doctors’ admission process to medical school may be different from what they thought.
At CYM Coffee Co., the mission is about more than just coffee. The personal growth workshop company-turned-coffee shop will soon get more room to grow that mission.
A new study found that American youth are cheating less.
Jenny Squires usually teaches Zumba in the Student Recreation & Fitness Center, but Tuesday she taught it on the North Lawn.
Missed a few Christmas gifts on Black Friday? You still have a chance to get the perfect gift.
Nine UF graduate students received Graduate Student Mentoring Awards from the Innovation through Institutional Integration program, or I-Cubed.
The room in the makeshift animal shelter was a mess.
Coach Amanda Butler thinks freshman Chandler Cooper can be an effective player, but an injured left arch has thrown a wrench into the plan.
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