METRO
Gainesville temperatures unseasonably high for January
By Webb | Jan. 25, 2012Gainesville has been experiencing unusually warm weather this January.
El Caimán
NEWS
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CAMPUS
UF offers five majors of 15 majors with highest employment rates
By ERICA A. HERNANDEZ | Jan. 25, 2012UF offers five of the top 15 majors with the highest employment rates: pharmacy, astronomy, environmental engineering, nursing, and nuclear and radiological sciences.
THE AVENUE
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MOVIES AND TV
UF student film "The Row" debuts Thursday in Weimer Hall
By Molly Vazquez | Jan. 25, 2012UF student Skyler Kern and alumnus Jonothon Mitchell teamed up to write, produce and direct the raunchy comedy "The Row," which debuts tonight in Weimer Hall Room 1064 at 7 p.m.
NEWS
Shit people say videos going viral
By Colleen Wright | Jan. 25, 2012"font-family: Cambria; white-space: pre-wrap; font-size: small;">Move over memes: Shit People Say videos have permeated all corners of the web.
NEWS
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CAMPUS
Fifth Avenue Fashion: Too Cool for School?
By Dana Burke | Jan. 25, 2012You may not actually be ready for the semester to come, but with scholarly style your clothing will say otherwise.
SPORTS
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SOFTBALL
UF softball looking to lone senior Moultrie for leadership
By JONATHAN CZUPRYN< | Jan. 25, 2012Michelle Moultrie is in a class of her own.
THE AVENUE
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MUSIC
Music technology faces new challenges
By Michael Newman | Jan. 25, 2012Unless you slept through last week, you've probably heard a lot of talk about digital piracy.
NEWS
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CAMPUS
Local improv festival to bring unscripted giggles and joy
By Olivia Feldman | Jan. 25, 2012Twenty-one improv groups will perform in the seventh annual Gainesville Improv Festival.
THE AVENUE
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FOOD
Union Street Farmers Market offers a unique variety of produce
By ERICA A. HERNANDEZ | Jan. 25, 2012Every Wednesday, rain or shine, a group of dedicated farmers flood Bo Diddley Community Plaza with tents under which they sell some of the finest products Gainesville has to offer.
METRO
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BUSINESS
How to celebrate national pistachio day in Gainesville
By Becca Goldring | Jan. 25, 2012Today is National Pistachio Day, and it's about to get nutty!
OPINION
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COLUMNS
Students should pick Gingrich in primary
By Garrett Bruno | Jan. 25, 2012It is now abundantly obvious that the Republican primary has become a two-man race.
OPINION
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COLUMNS
Students should pick Gingrich in primary
By Garrett Bruno | Jan. 25, 2012It is now abundantly obvious that the Republican primary has become a two-man race.
THE AVENUE
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LIFESTYLE
The Art of Flying Solo, Topic 2: Cover Charge — and a Change
By Kay Bea | Jan. 25, 2012Over the weekend, I got to thinking about the implications of the dance club cover charge.
NEWS
Love lessons from an RTS bus driver
By Emily Culclasure | Jan. 25, 2012A bus driver's advice on dating in college.
THE AVENUE
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MUSIC
Marketing music in Gainesville is fun
By Michael Llerena | Jan. 25, 2012This generation's new brand of D.I.Y., tech-savvy musicians and music consumers has left many once-prominent labels in the dust.
SPORTS
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COLUMNS
Gators recruiting needs, not states
By TOM GREEN | Jan. 25, 2012Whenever Florida coach Will Muschamp speaks, I listen. Then I take it with a grain of salt.
NEWS
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CAMPUS
Tuition should be higher for students getting STEM degrees
By Austin Swink | Jan. 25, 2012As a goal for this year and going forward, state legislators want more graduates in the STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics) majors in order to attract high-paying jobs to the state of Florida.
NEWS
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CAMPUS
Former WUFT producer charged with battery
Jan. 25, 2012A former producer at WUFT-TV was arrested and charged with battery on a police officer and resisting without violence Wednesday morning.
SPORTS
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OTHER SPORTS TENNIS
Thornqvist reaches 250 wins in Troy sweep
By ELI MARGER | Jan. 25, 2012For Florida, Wednesday afternoon brought a new beginning, a milestone, and more of the dominance to which the team has become accustomed.
METRO
Alumnus offers car rides to polls
By Adrianna Paidas | Jan. 25, 2012On behalf of Students for a Democratic Society, Dave Schneider volunteered his car and offered free rides downtown for anyone interested in the city elections and the Republican Presidential Preference Primary.
