Gators fans looking to buy football tickets for the next home game from someone on the street should be wary - they could be paying big bucks for counterfeit tickets.
This year was supposed to be different.
Heather McNeill always wanted to be a teacher.
Unicorns are real.
When Keith Bucella was thinking of how to give back to the community, the decision came easily to him because of his rough past.
With a matchup against the No. 1 team in the country looming, with John Brantley out, with so much doom and gloom surrounding the Gators this week, it’s hard to get excited for Saturday.
Mary Wise preaches that video doesn’t lie.
Well, this week has finally come to an end, and it's been an interesting one.
Pink hair and pink shirts will stick out amongst the usual orange and blue tonight at Pressly Stadium.
The simple truth is that the repercussions of illegal immigration can be detrimental to our country. When dealing with this issue, we must keep our national self-interests in mind.
As the Florida men’s and women’s swimming teams prepare for the 2011-12 season, there will certainly be no shortage of motivation.
If you have ever lived in the residence halls, you may or may not be aware of the Department of Housing’s Shower Coach Challenge.
Everyone's heard of the African languages that contain clicking noises, right? Well, what about the band?
The unexciting area of south Main Street mainly features run-down industrial buildings and grassy patches of bare land. However, nestled on the corner of SW Main Street and Sixth Street is a large hanger-like structure that hosts a hidden gem. The steel-paneled building blends so effortlessly into the scenery that the uninformed restaurant diner might miss the swanky establishment altogether. The Warehouse Restaurant & Lounge conceals a sophisticated array of cuisine that effectively entices those with keens eyes and empty stomachs.
Ten years ago today, President Bush launched Operation Enduring Freedom, the United States-led invasion of Afghanistan.
"Reduce, reuse, recycle!"
There is a very interesting thought experiment, widely referred to as the "Trolley Problem," which poses the question of whether to save a group of five people by diverting a trolley away from them toward a man laying in a hammock who would be killed instead.
Off-roading is returning to UF.
The St. Francis House is one meeting away from shedding its 130-meal limit.
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