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Public discussion regarding the Graham Woods Stormwater Improvement Project has largely focused on one question: How can cutting down trees be part of an environmental restoration project?
Tucked away in a shop on University Avenue, the sound of an espresso machine rings through Coterie Market as college students tap away at their computers surrounded by streamers, bows and acrylic charms for sale.
The Gainesville City Commission continued with plans to improve East Gainesville at a meeting Thursday.
Former University of Alabama President Stuart Bell is one vote away from potentially becoming UF’s next president as scrutiny intensifies over Florida’s university leadership process.
As thousands of incoming students attend UF’s Preview sessions this Summer, many arrive under the impression the program’s primary goal is to complete the ordinary, required tasks before attending in the Summer and Fall — like building class schedules and receiving campus information.
After falling one win short of hosting a Super Regional, Florida entered the offseason with several glaring roster needs.
Having a dozen needles inserted into your body doesn’t sound like a health practice. But when done in the correct manner, it may have a transformative effect.
The Florida Board of Governors announced Thursday it will delay the vote on UF presidential finalist Stuart Bell, originally anticipated June 24.
Johnny Wiggs, the 59-year-old head coach of Santa Fe College’s baseball team, said he’s looking forward to retirement — but he’s grateful for a long career.
Five stores in five years.
After falling in the Round of 16 in back-to-back ATP tournaments, former Florida standout Ben Shelton reclaimed his glory in the Stuttgart Open in Germany on Sunday.
From the day Alida van Daalen entered the NCAA, she was a force to be reckoned with in the discus throw. She set the Florida school record in her first competition and capped her rookie season off with a third-place finish at the national championships. In the following two championship meets, she inched closer and closer to a national title, finishing third in 2024 and second in 2025.
Although state officials abandoned the original Water First North Florida proposal, research associated with the project continues.
Besides choosing to attend UF, studying abroad was one of the best decisions I’ve ever made.
CORRECTION: This article has been updated to correct the spelling of Kyle Plussa’s name.
Queer artists across Gainesville came together to celebrate Pride Month through their creativity at the Queer Makers Market at 4th Ave Food Park June 7.
It had been nine years since a Florida Gator had last won the men’s 400-meter hurdles title at the NCAA Outdoor Track and Field Championships. Vance Nilsson made sure that drought didn’t reach a decade.
As the World Cup attracts the attention of millions of fans around the world, several Latin restaurants in Gainesville are becoming gathering places for soccer lovers.
When senior midfielder Kaitlyn Davies walked off the field for the final time in a Florida uniform, the reality of her college career ending had not fully set in.
Student-athletes spend years striving to excel in their sport, dedicating hours to practices, conditioning and competition. But for many, one question looms over their head: What comes after sports?
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