Campus radio station to air Spanish show
A UF radio station will launch its first half-hour Spanish newscast tonight.
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A UF radio station will launch its first half-hour Spanish newscast tonight.
In front of 16,451 fans at Thompson-Boling Arena in Knoxville, Tenn., the fifth-ranked Volunteers turned their rematch with UF into a rout.
Carron Smith and Richard Smith renewed their vows for Valentine’s Day.
Residents of a university apartment complex across from the Levin College of Law were evacuated for about four hours Friday morning after a gas line broke.
Although Gainesville’s music scene is one of the most vibrant in the state, it hasn’t received the consistent coverage it deserves. To remedy this, the Independent Florida Alligator is launching a weekly podcast, the Alligator Local MusiCast, to satisfy all of your local music needs. Find out about the best upcoming shows, recent local releases and features on local artists and events by listening directly on Alligator.org or downloading the podcast for on-the-go enjoyment.
Gainesville’s most promising alternative act, Colourslide, delivers an album of radio-ready singles with its sophomore album, “Everybody’s Right About Everybody.” The record’s 11 tracks are a tribute to stadium-filling acts of the last 20 years.
This week, we look back on how the Gainesville music scene has been helping Haiti. Then, we look forward to the week ahead, which is jam-packed with must-see shows, from Rehasher to Murder FM to The Silent League. And we wouldn't forget to mention the special events going on, like 1982's "Mustachaganza!" and Grow Radio's "Action Research #47." Finally, we bring you an exclusive interview with the organizers of last Sunday's AM/FM Gainesville Music Showcase.
All season, Billy Donovan has talked about making sure his team has at least a chance to win at the end games.
When Gainesville resident Marion J. Caffey describes the recent success of musical group 3 Mo’ Divas, he embraces their less-than-mainstream status.
Soup was served with a side of hospitality in the St. Francis Catholic High School gymnasium Sunday.
This week, we bring you the finest news, tunes, and interviews that Gainesville has to offer. We start things off by talking to Steve Schell, business manager of community radio station WGOT (slogan: “Low Power to the People”). Then we lay out the best selection of shows we think you shouldn't miss, including artists like The Audition (Tuesday @ 1982), Kellen Malloy (Thursday @ 1982), and Ninja Gun (Saturday @ Atlantic). We fill you in on how to help Haiti while rocking out, and we certainly wouldn't want you to miss 8 hours of free music this Sunday. Curious? We thought you would be. Finally, as promised, we give you a review of 3rd Stone's new eponymous album.
Well, it’s official — the presidency of Barack Obama is over.
Things couldn’t have been much worse for Alabama, which was in the basement of the Southeastern Conference, heading into its game against Florida on Thursday.
Steve Babik, the former Gators broadcaster who is facing child pornography charges, was released from police custody Tuesday and remains under electronically monitored home detention.
Longtime UF sports broadcaster Steve Babik is facing federal charges of having child pornography on his home computer.
Trumae Lucas came off a cold bench and provided the spark Florida needed in a 55-52 Southeastern Conference win on the road at Mississippi State on Sunday.
Trumae Lucas came off a cold bench and provided the spark Florida needed in a 55-52 Southeastern Conference win on the road at Mississippi State on Sunday.
We’re all familiar with the classic celebrity catastrophe: Celeb is clean-cut. Celeb makes fatal mistake. Celeb apologizes. But what comes after that is a bit hazy. As the adoring fans, we either hold our grudges until the celeb morphs into a has-been, or we forgive and forget. I’m here today to make a case for a current crossroads the public has arrived at: Either forgive Chris Brown or condemn him to Pop Culture Hell.
It didn’t take long for Georgia to put the game out of Florida’s reach.
Audience members got cozy Friday night as they piled into the Orange and Brew to see Theatre Strike Force’s first performance of the semester.