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University police lodged a felony complaint against a UF student Friday afternoon after a death threat forced a guest speaker to cancel his appearance on campus, police say.
TikToker Josh Richards’ $60,000 visit to UF was postponed indefinitely Monday.
The UF community will have a chance to rub elbows with internet fame this Summer.
Hidden under the School of Architecture's atrium, John Eric Phipps sat with his model of one building in a global system of vaults that would store all human knowledge in the case of an apocalypse.
South of UF campus and across the road from Zeezenia International Market is a baby blue food truck, with accents of pink, turquoise, yellow and white. A large, round, cream-colored cartoon chicken with a crown faces bold black text in all-caps that reads “Birdie Box” and “Sweet Tea Brined Chicken Sandos.”
Just five days after leg surgery, Olympic skier and venture capitalist Lindsey Vonn spoke to a crowd of about 40 students spaced between pews of the University Auditorium.
Howie Mandel filled the O’Connell Center with laughs in an event for UF students Monday evening. The comedian, America’s Got Talent Judge, Deal or No Deal game show host and personality spoke to a crowd of a few hundred students.
For Paula Sanders, home is a quaint one-story, white and red accented cinder block house. It’s been home for 54 years.
Equipped with cow print pants and a Southern accent, Zoe Nevins spent Saturday and Sunday morning running around the Reitz Union North Lawn. The scene, more than just a Western outburst, was a homage to one of the world’s most renowned playwrights — William Shakespeare.
The University Auditorium was packed with senators, students and UF administration Tuesday evening as Student Body President Cooper Brown gave the State of the Campus Address.
BATON ROUGE, La. — Florida quarterback Anthony Richardson received the snap and immediately came under pressure. Desperate to make something happen with time running out, the redshirt freshman floated a pass off his backfoot for wide receiver Rick Wells.
Redshirt senior running back Malik Davis broke free, sprinting down the sideline for a 31-yard gain on the night’s fourth play. For the first time since 2019, 86,840 Gator fans roared in approval in a packed Ben Hill Griffin Stadium.
Former NFL linebacker, activist and co-host of FS1’s “Speak for Yourself” Emmanuel Acho spoke live to UF students in a free event at the Curtis M. Phillips Center for the Performing Arts Monday.
The first week of the Fall semester has come to a close, and it’s time to start settling into a study routine. Starting at your desk is a good first step, but Gainesville has so much more to offer.
Following the Aug. 23 sold out BROCKHAMPTON concert, Student Government Productions announced two more events to elevate the student experience, which will be paid for by a $1.55 million reserve funds transfer to SG agencies.
Acrosstown Repertory Theatre, a Gainesville-based non-profit organization, reopened July 23 after a year and a half of being shut down due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
After over a year of virtual programming and social distancing, UF Student Government is taking $1.55 million from its reserve account to enhance the student experience as in-person activities return.
Dressed in Dunder Mifflin Inc. T-shirts and masks, UF students eagerly applauded two stars of the hit NBC show “The Office” from the stands of the O’Connell Center.
Overwhelmingly pink decor covers a wall in hip-hop up-and-comer TiaCorine’s house.
Best known for their roles in NBC’s “The Office,” Oscar Nuñez and Brian Baumgartner will speak to UF students at the Stephen C. O’Connell Center June 30. The event will be the first fully in-person Accent event since October 10, 2019, before the COVID-19 pandemic started.
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