There’s no shortage of vegetarians at the Alligator. Several of our staff members forgo turkey in favor of Tofurkey, and one of us hasn’t had dairy in years. But a recent blog from PETA has the Editorial Board raising its eyebrows.
Edwin C. Bailey was unanimously appointed as the county’s public safety director Tuesday afternoon.
It will be an additional $500 a year.
Economics professors and UF students discussed the cause of the economic recession and job prospects for graduates at a forum Tuesday night in Pugh Hall.
The Hippodrome is asking Gainesville residents to bring out their dead — cell phones, that is.
The Dean of Students Office and the Counseling Center have joined forces to aid students affected by Haiti’s earthquake.
Verizon claims that it has broader coverage for 3G network than AT&T. AT&T's rebuttals don't refute the claims Verizon makes and just tries to change the subject.
Levi's 'Go Forth' ad campaign tries to bring us back to our American roots during these harsh times. But is the campaign effective?
The Unite Party announced Senate President Ashton Charles as its candidate.
The city was ranked by Advocate, a monthly gay news and culture magazine.
Churches, Synagogues and Mosques restricted to serving 20 meals a day and requires them to have a permit.
After his teammates dogpiled on him following his buzzer-beating three-pointer Saturday, Chandler Parsons found himself buried beneath a load of Facebook friend requests.
It’s springtime and I finally replaced my old grip-less basketball shoes, so I plan on spending much of the next few months on the court playing pickup games at Southwest.
The forum will feature UF economics professors David Denslow and Mark Rush.
Swine flu cases are much rarer than they were last semester.
The changes will apply to incoming freshmen and will not change coursework for current business students.
After losing $20,000 on dining operations last year, is switching to an online-only ordering system.
Students from the Sidney Lanier School for intellectual disabilities exercise with UF student twice a week.
Homeless people will be paid a living wage to contribute to the survey.
The commercial was created by Focus on the Family, a nonprofit Christian organization.
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