With a donation from UF Health, Santa Fe College Teaching Zoo’s 21st annual Boo at the Zoo event will be bigger than ever this Halloween.
Admit it: Before "American Horror Story" and "The Walking Dead," you were terrified of Courage the Cowardly Dog.
My roommate keeps coming out in underwear with my boyfriend around. How do I tell her it’s not cool? More importantly, how do I tell my boyfriend to stop looking?
The first annual HallowsCARE scavenger hunt isn’t just another early Halloween festivity; it’s a fundraiser to help solve ongoing community situations.
From acorns mighty oaks do grow.
He showed up in Miami with $25 in his pocket. He paid for a hostel, a $5 dinner, and with nothing left in his pockets, he searched for a job. That night, Jake Kaida made $100.
With college winding down (I’m a senior), how do you think I can maximize the rest of my fleeting college experience?
UF animal sciences senior Joe Richichi shares a two-bedroom apartment with about 50 cold-blooded companions.
How do I prevent freezing my face off in the coming months when I scoot around campus?
As Friday approaches, you might find yourself in need of plans — and though it may not seem like it, there’s a lot more to Gainesville than just Gator football.
RecSports scheduled a flag football game during Yom Kippur and won’t change the time. Should I play, or should I pull a Sandy Koufax?
In honor of the new season of Fox’s "Gotham," which aired 8 p.m. Monday, the Avenue is bringing you yet another binge-drinking game.
After users have waited for several years, Facebook will soon come out with a "dislike" button.
Drag queens are taking it to the downtown streets of Gainesville on Friday.
Micro Championship Wrestling is coming back to Gainesville, bringing along the "greatest little show on earth."
Dear Mediocre Advice,
It’s an app called Lawnmower, and it has nothing to do with mowing lawns.
Comedian Christopher Titus is coming to Gainesville to support his seventh 90-minute comedy special, “Born With a Defect.”
Released in 1990, ABC’s “Twin Peaks” begins with a centralized murder mystery combined with classic soap-opera elements, deadpan humor, dark mysticism and a sheer style of its own.
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