World-renowned peace activist the Rev. Joan Campbell spoke to about 100 students, faculty members and Gainesville residents at Santa Fe College’s Fine Arts Hall on Friday night.
While mostly meaningless until the end of the season, the AP poll is a solid test of media intelligence.
Focused on his education at Tulane University, Lt. Lincoln Schneider tucked away his interest in joining the Navy, believing it was a missed opportunity.
The 2013 Nonprofit Expo, which took place Sunday at the Hilton UF Conference Center, taught people about local nonprofit organizations and opportunities to better the community.
After winning the doubles match 8-2 four minutes after Billy Federhofer and Gordon Watson, Mike Alford carried that momentum over to singles.
Billy Donovan’s 400th win as UF’s coach couldn’t have been prettier.
He created the kind of pub where everybody knows your name.
UF is ranked in the top 75 for new sign-ups for a sugar daddy dating website in 2012.
Before reading this column, I encourage you to look up the selective attention test of Daniel Simons and Christopher Chabris.
Gators basketball fans have the chance to check off the ultimate bucket list item: spend the night in the Stephen C. O’Connell Center.
To the executives at E! Entertainment Television,
Gillian Lord, chair of the Spanish and Portuguese Studies department, told Rosetta Stone she was trained to hate the company because it was trying to put her out of a job.
Ladybugs have invaded the dorms on UF’s campus.
The Students Party announced its executive ticket Thursday night for the upcoming Student Government election.
UF students and Gainesville residents who ride the bus will have to find another way to get around town Monday.
UF came away from Wednesday and Thursday’s Board of Governors meetings without a new trustee to fill the vacancy, but administrators didn’t leave empty-handed.
While customers indulge in ice cream Monday at Sweet Dreams, Miracle Children will be creating art inspired by the frozen treat.
The UF College of Education, Levin College of Law and Center for Latin American Studies will join together with two Colombian law schools to create a human rights center in the Caribbean region of Colombia.
Sean Stewart-Muniz, an 18-year-old journalism freshman, studies for his exams in silence.
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