Michael Sykes

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Learning to navigate ISIS key to getting good classes

So you've been to Preview, learned the chomp, met advisers and heard a plethora of presentations. But as the euphoria of diving deeper into the Gator Nation wanes, there are things those who've crawled the swamps before you want you to know, like how to get the classes you want when 50,000 Gators are chomping for the same bite.

Magazine ranking: UF is in the top 10 for 'douchiest colleges'

When did you become a Gatordouche?

Despite $1.6B cut, all is not lost, NASA says

With the final space shuttle and NASA's budget falling down to earth, students at UF are trying to keep their hopes skyward.

City to hold Friday festivals before UF games

Those in Gainesville for Gator games will now have something to do Friday nights aside from packing the cooler for the next day.

FAFSA required for Bright Futures

Bright Futures continue to dim.

Seeing the writing on the wall, UF grad paints crafty proposal

Love and spray paint were in the air Sunday evening.

Locals remember those who died serving the U.S.

The Gainesville chapter of Veterans for Peace erected more than 6,000 tombstones along a mile of Northwest Eighth Avenue between Northwest 34th Street and Northwest 23rd Street this Memorial Day weekend.

Fallen soldier to be honored this weekend

Memorial Day weekend will honor local veteran U.S. Army Pvt. Lamarol J. Tucker, 26, who was killed in Afghanistan last week.

Arab culture professor discusses fear of Muslims

Islamophobia brought Stephen Sheehi to speak at the Civic Media Center on Saturday.

E-books get mixed reviews on campus

While some see electronic books streamlining education in the near future, some UF students and faculty are hesitant to digitize learning.

Proposal