McArthur adds final chapter to his story with sixth year of eligibilty
Feb. 19, 2009Brandon McArthur's hair is longer now, long enough to hide the painful memories underneath.
Brandon McArthur's hair is longer now, long enough to hide the painful memories underneath.
UF's Board of Trustees is taking a staycation this year due to budget cuts.
With another outstanding season, Matt den Dekker could be on his way to a professional baseball future.
Gainesville City Commissioners approved an act that will allow for the installation of red light cameras at congested intersections at their meeting Thursday.
The UF softball team's journey to California was more than just a chance to play some of the top teams in the country. It gave many Gators originally from the Golden State an opportunity to shine in front of their families and friends.
Ah, the naiveté of being a UF freshman.
A woman was arrested Wednesday night after she hit another woman with her car in a UF parking garage.
Following UF's win against Alabama on Wednesday night, coach Billy Donovan defended his team's effort this season.
UF could rake in hundreds of millions of dollars from the $787 billion stimulus package signed by President Barack Obama on Tuesday but, then again, the number could be much lower.
Two straight UF losses snowballed to three in a hurry Thursday night.
The Reitz Union Board will hold free showings of an NC-17 rated film starting on Sunday, a move that received a mild response from UF President Bernie Machen.
With midterms currently cramping our cool-as-a-cucumber style, the understatement of the year would be to say that tension runs high at the Department of Darts & Laurels. Sure, we know that Spring Break is almost here, but how do you expect us to study up on the unabridged history of satellites when we can't stop daydreaming about getting our tan on at the beach?
Please excuse Patrick Keating. He gets a little emotional.
Gainesville civil servants have their own motivations for public work, but money is not one of them.
About 75 people attended the last debate before Student Government elections on Feb. 24 and 25 at the UF Hillel.
Since Thursday's column about the validity of voting for revenge, I've gotten the chance to speak to Erik Voss. I was able to impress upon him my regret at having never heard about the comments posted on his Facebook. After a long day of trying to figure out what exactly happened, a friend of mine came forward and acknowledged that it was he who, after one-too-many drinks, left the aforementioned note on Voss's Facebook one evening while I was still logged in. He has since apologized to Voss and me.
Fall tuition at UF could increase by as much as 15 percent if a bill unanimously approved by a Florida State Legislature committee passes.
Though many student senators were running around campaigning today on campus, not one was running in the UF Naval-ROTC event to promote the Safe Run program.
A quick glance at Wednesday's edition of The New York Post revealed that racism remains alive and strong in America.