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A line stretched from the counter to the sidewalk at Krispy Kreme on Monday afternoon as doughnut fans celebrated Talk like a Pirate Day and ate free glazed doughnuts.
The night before she was set to leave, Cindy Nelly’s living room was full of supplies.
On Monday, former Prime Minister of the United Kingdom David Cameron announced his resignation as a member of Parliament for the Conservative Party, three months after the Brexit referendum. While he may be remembered for years to come as “the man who accidentally caused Britain to leave the European Union,” Cameron also leaves a powerful legacy behind — perhaps one that American Republicans can learn from.
UF students can now rent clothes from their peers for up to four days through an app.
The Asian Pacific Islander Affairs office is welcoming its third director today.
For Hallie Uhrig, attending UF is a family tradition that began in 1925.
UF students and faculty are taking action against sexual assault on campus by clarifying one word: consent.
As a new season sprouts for Florida’s cross country program, big changes are approaching for both the men’s and women’s teams.
Gainesville residents can beat the heat with a cold treat during Miracle Treat Day, a charity event benefiting UF Health Shands Hospital.
The Florida Department of Health reminded residents to take precautions after a new Zika-related case was reported earlier this week in Alachua County.
A group of Alachua County women is helping a mother and her daughter build their dream house.
On the corner of University Avenue and Main Street, protesters gathered Friday to bring attention to Florida House Bill 1411, which they said restricts women’s access to reproductive services by redirecting funding meant for Planned Parenthood to other clinics.
Regan Garner held a 4-foot-tall cutout of Rick Scott’s head on the Plaza of the Americas on Tuesday.
Brianna DuPree dreams of shadows.
Editor's note: This is part of an ongoing series on sexual assault survivors. See Thursday’s paper for an overview of the legal options and processes that survivors experience.
Editor’s note: This is part one of an ongoing series on sexual assault survivors. See Tuesday’s paper for more profiles on survivors.
If civility isn’t dead in 2016, it’s pretty close to being put in the ground.
A new health clinic for people with a low income and/or no insurance will open for the second time Thursday.
UF dancers are collecting canned food to help families with sick children.
This is a shout-out to the ladies out there, to all of the unexpectedly adorned mothers and regretful soon-to-be baby daddies: We apologize. We apologize on behalf of our state legislature and Gov. Rick Scott, who signed the wide-sweeping anti-abortion bill into law Friday. Now our Sunshine State is on the path to joining other states, such as Texas and Mississippi, with oppressive anti-abortion legislation in circulation or already in place.
Solutions by The State News
