It’s not often that Florida’s golf team heads into a tournament without any knowledge of the course, but that’s the exact problem the women’s team will face this weekend.
As National Equal Pay Day came and went this week, the fact women still earn less than their male counterparts remains an issue of concern for many students.
For one couple, it felt as if mountains trembled and rainbows exploded. The sex was simply “ah-maz-ing.”
It is obvious we are beginning a volatile year for UF.
No one disputes that we live in the Information Age. How then can the College of Engineering justify taking aim at the specialty that spawned the age we live in?
In a warehouse lined with metal storage shelves sit 500-pound cardboard boxes filled with disassembled computer equipment.
Five-time Grammy Award-winning artist Buddy Guy will play the blues at 7:30 p.m. Saturday at the Phillips Center for the Performing Arts.
The City Commission unanimously approved the design of a new RTS Bus Fleet Maintenance and Operations Facility on Thursday, which will allow for more buses to operate throughout the city.
Members of the City Commission are hesitant to create a petition against proposed budget cuts to UF’s College of Engineering Department of Computer and Information Science and Engineering.
In Wednesday’s editorial, we discussed some potential problems with the language of Student Government election codes.
In many ways, Spring semester has been my most important one so far at UF.
The airy smell of fresh baked bread is overpowering even with the first step through the door of Vine Bread & Pasta’s newly renovated baking space.
Most freshman class projects end up in a dorm room trash bin or, at best, are saved deep in the ranks of a computer file that will never be looked at again.
Even if you happen to be taking classes or doing an internship, that doesn’t mean you can’t enjoy this wonderful season we know as summer.
I’m going to tell you what I’ve actually learned here at UF without any weird advice about where to poop.
The Alachua County Sheriff’s Office arrested a middle school teacher who allegedly drove from Dunnellon to have sex with a 14-year-old Tuesday night.
The Brits have a lot to look forward this year — the Olympics starts off in London in July and a month before, the Queen’s Diamond Jubilee will be celebrated, commemorating her 60 year reign of promoting British culture.
Leave anything on stage, and the guys of Enter Shikari will climb it.
On April 21, local Gainesville record stores Hear Again Music and Movies!, Wayward Council and toneVendor will participate in the fifth annual Record Store Day, a celebration of independent music retailers across the nation.
The Great White Way has a knack for turning films of the past into contemporary musical showstoppers.
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