No one likes to hear stories about drunken driving, drunken fighting or getting caught drunkenly relieving yourself on a wall outside a bar. We don't like these stories because they always end with some form of the meaningless slogan "Drink Responsibly."
After weeks of practices and scrimmages this fall, there are still many uncertainties that surround the UF baseball team.
It's going to take a lot to slow down a UF offense that has scored 243 points its past five games.
As you were all out celebrating President-elect Barack Obama's victory early into the morning on Nov. 5, many of you let an important day in history pass without recognition.
Sen. John McCain finally gave a speech worthy of a presidential candidate. He spoke to Americans like adults and forsook the aggressive and counterproductive assaults that defined his campaign.
Death touched Victor Cote, a former prisoner of war, but it did not reach out for a full embrace.
Five Korean traditional drums echoed inside the Reitz Union Grand Ballroom on Tuesday evening in celebration of UF's Asian Awareness Month.
A false sighting in a Gainesville Winn-Dixie of missing Orlando toddler Caylee Anthony was reported to police Saturday night by Caylee's grandfather.
The Olam Cafe, located in Hillel, has launched a line of kosher options available at campus convenience stores.
Despite the patriotic music, helicopters and skydivers that filled Alachua County's Veterans Day Ceremony, eyes remained on the veterans.
Some student leaders have made efforts in recent weeks to make Student Government more transparent since October's private e-mail scandal.
The U.S. was founded in a revolutionary spirit. This American brand of patriotism insists that our citizens constrain the power of our leaders, in spite of impulsive emotions and desires. Throughout their political experience, Americans are encouraged to openly challenge their leaders.
Detectives obtained an arrest warrant Monday for a hospitalized man in Crystal River who was suspected of two hold-ups at a Gainesville Chevron.
Even getting arrested for filming in the West Bank didn't stop Hilla Medalia.
In an attempt to stomp out alcohol-related injuries during the UF-South Carolina football game this weekend, UF First Lady Chris Machen has partnered with Shands at UF and Student Government to create the Gator Watch campaign.
With a historic election having just ended and Thanksgiving just a few weeks away, it's easy to forget about that other holiday.
UF looked to put some distance between itself and the rest of the Southeastern Conference after word of Kentucky's Friday-night loss reached Gainesville.
NASHVILLE, Tenn. - There was no extravagant celebration Saturday night.
ByAdin Mondamin, 4LS
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