UF College of Medicine joins new federal nutrition education initiative
The UF College of Medicine is among 53 medical schools nationwide that have committed to a new nutrition education initiative.
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The UF College of Medicine is among 53 medical schools nationwide that have committed to a new nutrition education initiative.
Janice Garry, a retired Gainesville resident of 19 years, writes a grassroots, biweekly email newsletter addressing national, state and local political issues.
Zach Levenson didn't plan to study sociology. He entered college as a math major but took an Introduction to Sociology class to fulfill a general education requirement — and it changed his academic path.
When my pediatrician offered me the HPV vaccine in middle school, I remember being annoyed at my mom. In my mind, that just meant two extra shots and arm soreness for a couple of days.
Mental health resources are a growing need for college students — especially women. According to the Healthy Minds Network’s data interface, a little more than one in three female college students suffered from anxiety in 2025, compared to a little under one in four male students.
The Women's Mental Health Alliance pose together on Plaza of The Americas, Thursday, March 5, 2026 in Gainesville, Fla.
Cyrus Jay became a Gainesville resident 10 years ago when his niece, a truck driver on assignment in the area, dropped him off. When they arrived, he told her he’d catch her some other time.
On the Plaza of the Americas, a part of campus often associated with protests and pointed messaging, 19-year-old UF accounting freshman Vivian Li used her moment on a wooden soapbox to deliver something different: hope.
This Valentine’s Day, love is in the air — and on the web.
After a frigid Gainesville weekend, over 50 people came to Loosey’s Downtown to judge the bar’s third annual chili cook-off, supporting a local chapter of the feminist group National Women’s Liberation.
A single click can turn a private moment into permanent public exposure.
From meditative music to American rock tributes, every music lover can find an event to enjoy in town this week. Check out a roundup of some of the concerts and music events happening in Gainesville.
Read more from The Alligator's "Ripple Effects" special section here.
Read more from The Alligator's "Ripple Effects" special section here.
Dressed in spray-painted jeans and a white button-up, Alexia Dizeko strutted her way down the runway, stopping at the end to pose for the cameras. Between the crowd’s cheers and the hip-hop music in the background, the energy of the night was deafening.
Correction: This story has been updated to reflect that Isabella Castro co-authored humanities-based research, and she serves as a peer leader for UF PROMISE.
Correction: This story previously misidentified Stephen Sykes as a member of UF College Democrats. He is a member of UF Young Democratic Socialists of America.
This column is intended for general knowledge only and should not be considered professional medical advice. Always consult with a licensed care provider before making decisions related to your health.
First-year Gators volleyball head coach, Ryan Theis, had several holes to fill and pieces to consider when constructing Florida’s roster. But having a capable setter was not one of his concerns.
Parents, students and community activists rallied outside the Alachua County Public Schools board meeting Tuesday afternoon to voice concern over policies that grant U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement access to public schools.