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This Student Government election, students can choose between more club funding, defunding University Police Department, changing the name of Reitz Student Union, increasing student tickets for home football games and many more platform points.
Nearly four months after UF President Fuchs’ decision to eliminate the Gator Bait chant at football games, the Young Americans for Freedom are planning on bringing it back.
Sushi lovers, keep an eye out for Sus-Hi Eatstation’s second Gainesville location, opening today.
While COVID-19 is forcing some people to stay home, tens of thousands of Alachua County residents and students are still traveling across the state — whether it’s for work, family or long-distance relationships.
The floodgates are open with less than a week until UF’s football home opener: Bars and restaurants no longer have state-mandated capacity restrictions.
Don’t fear the reaper: Gainesville rapper Azazus is releasing a horror-themed music video in time for Halloween.
Gabrielle Ray isn’t a big shopper. The mall has always been one of her least favorite places, but buying clothes secondhand excites her.
Students enrolled in online summer courses were unexpectedly charged Sunday with only three days to cover the balance.
Translated by Kristine Villarroel.
Sometimes Chanae Jackson feels like the weight of the world rests on her shoulders.
A deleted Facebook post sparked conversations about the potential dangers of the Gainesville nightlife scene during the COVID-19 pandemic.
An annual local Halloween event has been cancelled thanks to the haunting realities of COVID-19.
Daybreak Pleasant Street owners Michael and Patty Sneed made a difficult decision during the COVID-19 pandemic: putting the health and safety of their patrons before their restaurant.
Luke Vescovi started Luke’s New York Bagels with his family to pay off student loans. Now, he’s using the family business to support the battle against leukemia.
A former University of Central Florida associate professor accused of misogynistic behavior is teaching at UF’s Levin College of Law this Fall.
Juicy meat. Melted cheese. A flaky tortilla. All dipped in a chile-laden red soup.
UF is creating a garden that will be placed in the Reitz Union North Lawn to honor the campus' Black Greek organizations.
Students interested in running for Student Government Senate this Fall election can begin registering Friday.
The semester has arrived, and rent is due.
Chef Mehfooj Khan’s culinary journey took him across the globe: through India, into South Africa, to New York and Chicago, and finally to Gainesville, where he nurtured two local businesses and found a community before completing his journey.
Solutions by The State News
