With dreadful morning classes and hectic schedules, it can be easy for students to choose comfort over fashion.
In a night devoted to performance alone, the Screen Actors Guild Awards wasted no time in honoring the year’s top contenders.
Have you read the newest newsletter in town? The Son Papers recently hit the streets of Gainesville with a bang.
In last week’s column, I drew upon the writings and ideas of various libertarian thinkers to synthesize and summarize a brief, and certainly not holistic, explanation of how we arrive at a theory of rights.
Who would win in an epic duel: Harry Potter or Luke Skywalker?
Do you ever get that feeling that you just need to get away for a while? Here are a few ideas for anybody who is stuck in Gainesville and wants to go on a weekend or day trip excursion.
God bless them. There’s always one in every article’s comment section.
UF has increased emphasis on drawing more qualified science, technology, engineering and math majors into the teaching ranks.
UF’s Hough Graduate School of Business provides some of the best specialized masters programs in the world, according to Eduniversal, a French-based university ranking agency.
Two UF professors have found a way to efficiently grow rice and other crops in communities suffering from a drought.
A bill to reform Student Government election codes was absent from the Student Senate agenda Tuesday night after being held last week.
Qualifying for Student Government Spring general elections officially ended Tuesday.
The Student Government Election Commission dismissed its first election code complaint Tuesday.
The Florida women’s tennis team dominated its season opener, defeating USF 7-0 on Tuesday at Linder Stadium.
Thanks to a strong second round, the Florida women’s golf team took home its third victory of the season on Sunday in Lecanto.
When the Gators play unselfishly on offense, good things happen.
Jennifer George first suffered a right shoulder dislocation against LSU on Jan. 6, and the effects of the injury are lingering as Florida muddles through Southeastern Conference play.
Getting on stage with no rehearsed lines and only a random audience suggestion is how Theatre Strike Force began their performance at the Southwest Regional College Improv Tournament.
Put down your tar and feathers, folks. Chick-fil-A may be changing its hateful priorities.
The Swamp Party announced its candidates for Student Body vice president and treasurer on Turlington Plaza on Monday afternoon.
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