After a quarter-century of stop-and-go studies at UF, a married couple turned their tassels and walked across the stage in the Stephen C. O’Connell Center to receive their bachelor’s degrees.
During the weekend, network television companies slashed their schedules of many programs to make way for this week’s upfronts. This is an annual tradition where networks preview new shows to secure coveted advertising dollars from companies.
The beginning of the Summer is always interesting. It’s a locals-only sort of time when Alachua County residents and students get to enjoy Gainesville’s quieter side.
The seventh annual Midnight Fun Run, which celebrates the end of the semester, is tonight.
Last year, 991 UF students applied to law school, but not all of them planned to follow the traditional route.
With the impending retirement of the Alachua County judge presiding over the Pedro Bravo case, state prosecutors said they planned to submit a motion for review by the new judge in the summer.
When discussing politics in the United States, we hear a lot of false dichotomies.
At the final Student Senate meeting of the semester, senators’ goodbye speeches were overshadowed by one Replacement and Agenda Committee recommendation Tuesday night.
From 7:30 a.m. to 5 p.m., Sustainable UF is hosting REthink Collection Day — an opportunity to donate unwanted clothes, food, household items and school supplies.
Matthew Price went out with his brother in Austin, Texas last December. After a night on the town, Price did the right thing: He called a cab.
UF students will be able to check out one of the 30 available Apple iPads from Library West when Summer A begins.
UF has proven its green potential, winning first place in the Environmental Protection Agency’s first Campus RainWorks Challenge in the large institution category.
Poor Reese Witherspoon.
For my last column, I wasn’t sure what to write about.
I hadn’t talked to my mom in a while, and she, being the good mom she is, checked in with me.
A group of P.K. Yonge Developmental Research School students will face off against more than 800 teams from about 25 countries to solve tough problems in the most creative manner possible.
Hard work paid off for two former Gators.
The new Rawlings Plaza was busy Monday afternoon with hungry customers, sustainability initiatives, and food and drink freebies for students.
As Sarah Silverman strummed an acoustic guitar for the last line of her last song, all eyes were on Deborah Flagg.
Some UF web services were down for two hours Monday.
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