CJC alum starts new sitcom
(06/06/22 10:00am)
What started as three brothers making home videos became a sketch-comedy YouTube Channel. Now, it’s a media production company pitching its first sitcom.
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Gainesville residents escape metropolis at Williston’s first Peach Festival
(05/30/22 4:00am)
With bright skies and fields of fresh fruit, Red, White and Blues Farm provided the perfect rural escape from Gainesville’s city life.
Avenue roundtable: And the Grammy goes to…
(03/28/22 1:04pm)
After a year of momentous musical moments, the Grammys has returned to deliver its prestigious accolades to the artists who deserve to take home the gold — or not.
Coursehero could earn students a lawsuit
(03/28/22 1:03pm)
Popular websites and study tools like Chegg and Course Hero have been a saving grace for many students’ grades. But these online tools have opened the door to a world of trouble that students may be unaware of.
Santa Fe College dropout makes six figures as a full time Twitch streamer
(03/21/22 12:00pm)
Emad Nasif, a 21-year-old Gainesville Twitch streamer, spends much of his day shouting.
Ukrainian students stand together against invasion happening back home
(03/14/22 1:05pm)
Roksolana Mykytiuk, 25, stood alone at Turlington Plaza Feb. 28. She held a poster: “Stand with Ukraine.” As hundreds of students passed through the mid-campus hub, she noticed a girl with braids intertwined with blue and yellow fabric walking toward her.
Indie-pop artist Shane Malone is tired of waiting and drops new song
(03/10/22 9:42pm)
Love at first sight can quickly turn into frustration and impatience when you don’t get that call back from your crush.
Voter turnout for the first day of SG elections increased 4.75 times since last year
(02/23/22 5:36pm)
The number of ballots cast on the first day of voting for the UF Student Government Spring Election increased by about 4.75 times since last Spring’s election.
Where Gainesville’s Cuban community stands seven months after the July protests
(02/18/22 10:05am)
Ninety miles from the land of the free exists an island shackled by its government.
UF partners with foundation to fund Blockchain Lab
(02/14/22 2:00pm)
UF received $270,000 to provide resources to students who want to learn and develop blockchain technology including cryptocurrencies and NFTs.
Infamous TikTok street preacher “Sister Cindy” returns to UF, draws a crowd of heckling students
(02/11/22 10:07am)
In a long skirt and a blue T-shirt with the slogan “Ho No Mo,” ‘Sister Cindy’ pranced inside a circle of more than 500 students, blocking the walkways of Plaza of Americas Monday afternoon.
Gainesville mother helps others create family memories
(02/11/22 10:05am)
Kathy Stewart’s 6-year-old daughter had done everything there was to do in Gainesville, from summer camps to preschool day trips.
Bambii Lamb brings synthpop to Gainesville
(02/05/22 2:35am)
On a regular night, High Dive hosts a familiar performance to Gainesville’s live music scene: four dudes with guitars playing do-it-yourself indie pop-rock.
The story behind Florida’s NIL leader
(12/31/21 8:17pm)
Eddie Rojas never intended to enter the NIL market.
Marihelen Wheeler appointed chair of Alachua County Commission
(12/01/21 5:31pm)
Alachua County Commissioner Marihelen Wheeler feels ready to be at the helm of the County Commission.
Shadowing program gives pre-health students experience as pandemic restrictions remain
(11/22/21 1:58pm)
When the COVID-19 pandemic took opportunities away from pre-health students, Alyson Moriarty created her own.
Look what you made us do: a Taylor Swift roundtable
(11/12/21 5:09pm)
It’s a story we know all too well — small-town girl, big reputation.
UF alumni to release new dating app Jungle
(11/08/21 2:24pm)
UF students can venture into the wild of online dating with a new Gator-made app dubbed Jungle.
‘Inviting the Gaze’: Figure on Diversity spotlights diverse bodies with outdoor drawing series
(11/08/21 11:00am)
As a figurative artist pursuing an undergraduate degree at the Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts and Lesley University, Angela DeCarlis was always craving “new problems to solve” and “new bodies to draw.” The latter, however, was more difficult than they expected.
Two Newberry students arrested for bomb and shooting threats, Buchholz bomb threat culprit to be charged as an adult
(10/01/21 8:09pm)
Two Newberry High School students were arrested Thursday in connection with four bomb threats and one shooting threat at the city’s high school and middle school.
