Elsie Allen sat at a table piled chin-high with pictures of Gov. Rick Scott taped to rolls of toilet paper at the Bo Diddley Community Plaza.
Rachael Pendleton's alarm clock runs five minutes fast so she's never late. She plans her busy life down to the minute.
University Police Department officer Daymon Kizzar was called on Jan. 10 to remove a small hawk found in the Smathers Library foyer that morning.
While the Gators entered Saturday as the nation’s leader in made threes, they left the O’Connell Center knowing they can find other ways to score.
For Florida's swimming and diving teams, Saturday's meet with Auburn was special.
A man is in critical condition after his car crashed deep in the woods of Paynes Prairie on Friday morning.
An elderly Gainesville woman died Friday after her house caught fire the night before.
A pirate-themed page promoting primary resources available to UF students launched Jan. 9, said U.S.-British History Librarian Shelley Arlen.
Visitors to the Florida Museum of Natural History can view historical memorabilia collections on Saturday at a free museum event.
Dreams can be fleeting, but for three UF sophomores, a dream will linger in the Reitz Union for about a week.
Celebrity chef and butter duchess Paula Deen announced Tuesday on NBC's "Today Show" that she has Type 2 diabetes.
Margaret Block's voice filled Ustler Hall as audience members joined her in song.
Two years later, members of UF's Haitian community hope that people will continue to remember Haiti by participating in relief efforts.
Students in an engineering class are getting the chance to hang out with their professor online for the first time at UF.
UF researchers have discovered an insecticide that comes from something humans eat every day.
A recently released report shows binge drinking is still prevalent throughout the country, and experts say UF is no exception.
As Senate president, I want to address the deliberate lies of Students Party Sen. Carly Wilson that appeared in yesterday's letter to the editor. The actions displayed in Tuesday night's meeting were a disgrace to the Senate process and, more important, to the students of UF.
As the sound of students' voices echoed in the Reitz Union Colonnade, a Palestinian flag flapped in the wind next to Sara Mohamed as she spoke with another student.
An experiment gone wrong last week left a student with chemical burns to his face and lip, glass embedded in his chest and abdomen, deep cuts to his right hand, two fingers tinted blue and a couple fingertips hanging by the skin.
Anyone closely following the UF Student Government elections last year knows things did not go as planned.
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