Unlike Samuel L. Jackson, Brian Maddox has not had it with these mother… well, these snakes.
OXFORD, Miss - Just about the only thing Nick Calathes can't do on the hardwood is dunk.
Highlighting the best sports photos from the week of Jan. 7 - Jan. 13, 2008.
Eight members of the UF men's tennis team will make their 2008 debuts at the Southeastern Conference Coaches' Indoor Championships in New Orleans, which begins Thursday and lasts until Monday.
Stephin Merritt, the mastermind behind the New York lo-fi outfit Magnetic Fields, is attempting to be the new plastic surgeon of indie rock.
The Gainesville City Commission will meet tonight to discuss plans for a one-stop homeless center in Alachua County.
Whether you want to catch extra sleep on the ride to school, find a buddy to keep you company during a long drive home or save gas on a road trip to a Gators game, GreenRide has the answer.
UF has lost some of its bragging rights among top-tier universities, though a university official said Wednesday that it's nothing to worry about.
Water, water everywhere, and not a drop to drink.
Photos from the UF vs Illinois-Chicago gymnastics competition on January 11, 2008.
One couple's $600,000 gift to UF's College of Education aims to reform Alachua County middle schools, carrying on the legacy of middle school innovation pioneered by UF in the 1960s.
Step aside, Lauren Conrad.
My roommate loves living life on the edge.
UF Student Senate President Kevin Reilly is paying extra attention to his e-mail inbox this week as he waits for messages from potential running mates.
It was very distressing to see UF's response to the threat of free speech at the Dr. Kevorkian event was to corral protesters into "free speech zones."
OXFORD, Miss. - The Gators' inability to crack the polls has been a mystery to many. Wednesday's game at No. 18 Mississippi proved UF is right where it belongs.
I'm not here to argue with you.
Former Gov. Jeb Bush has officially joined the ranks with other long forgotten politicians in the never-ending quest to stay relevant.
The '80s brought forth a slew of unforgettable fashion pieces: jelly shoes, mesh shirts, plastic bangles and, of course, the dreaded scrunchie. There are certainly a few trends from that decade that need not be recycled.
Solutions by The State News
