The bats living near Lake Alice seemed a little more erratic this week, didn't they? The winds rustling the leaves of trees were a little bit creepier. And the moon is full tonight - don't be surprised if your hairiest friends go missing. Yes, it's that time of year again: Halloween.
In a shocking development, one of UF's Greek chapters has done it again. As Ben Franklin once put it, "In this world nothing is certain but death, taxes and UF Greeks getting into trouble."
The Gators' newest commitment, Bethlehem (Pa.) linebacker Brendan Beal, shared some choice words from Coach Urban Meyer on his announcement telecast on CSTV on Thursday night.
UF free safety Major Wright, who suffered a broken thumb last week against Kentucky, is doubtful to play against Georgia.
Cauldrons will bubble and pumpkins will fog the air to promote the appreciation of chemistry and its role in Halloween festivities.
How I wish I cared about the supposed rivalry between UF and Georgia.
UF's chapter of Zeta Tau Alpha Sorority has been suspended from social privileges while its national office investigates a social the group held at a Tampa restuarant.
Blood donors aren't used to seeing blood smeared on LifeSouth's windows and walls.
The fifth-ranked UF women's golf team, which begins play today at the Ann Rhoads Intercollegiate in Tuscaloosa, Ala., has had more than a little success this fall.
On paper, it was supposed to be the biggest home match of the Southeastern Conference season.
Winning has become a habit for the UF soccer team.
By the light of the moon, ghosts from the 1870s will walk the earth again, telling stories about 19th-century life at the fourth annual Ghost Walk.
November is Friendship Month in Alachua County, but that's not the only thing to celebrate.
With No. 9 UF's game against No. 20 Georgia approaching, wide receiver Percy Harvin had a question on his mind.
I am not affiliated with any Greek organization; I am, however, an alcohol awareness speaker for universities statewide and a UF junior.
UF and Shands HealthCare officials apologized Thursday to the family of a 3-year-old patient who died at Shands at UF from an overdose of an injected chemical earlier this month.
While I can understand why Mr. Duffey - acting president of disgraced Pi Kappa Alpha Fraternity, which is suspended through 2011 - does not understand the embarrassment Zeta's function brought to our university, I don't see how anyone else can miss it.
A compilation of bands from Gainesville's The Fest VI.
Solutions by The State News
