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Do you ever just want to waste $50,000, but don’t feel like dousing it in gasoline and setting it on fire? Don’t feel like funding emergency blue lights? Don’t feel like helping student organizations that are struggling with funding?
Kelcey Hernandez held up a sign that summarized four years of struggle in seven words.
In 2016, President Donald Trump promised America he would “drain the Swamp.” In 2019, his son will speak at it.
We all mourned the death of Vine. At its peak, the social network reached 40 million registered users in 2013. When it died in early 2017, the world was in shock. How could such a popular site end so quickly? The answer is actually quite simple and ruins most of the good things in our lives: corporate greed.
President Donald Trump’s son is being paid to speak at UF.
Members, families and supporters of the hard-of-hearing community spent Sunday night at the High Dive celebrating the triumphs of their loved ones while raising money for a cochlear implant program.
We may still have Rocky Top stuck in our heads after hearing it way too many times for a 31-point Florida win, and some Gators fans may still be recovering from early morning drinking (seriously, who schedules a noon football game?), but we all survived Week 4.
Editor’s Note: This is part one of a series investigating sexual violence on campus.
Hidden in a swarm of orange and blue T-shirts, Colin Solomon gripped onto his friends, sobbing tears of joy.
After a year of “feeling marginalized, alienated and unheard,” a black UF student said he had enough with racism at the School of Theatre and Dance.
Is Emily Dunson Gator Party’s president, or is it Danielle Grosse?
As we head to the polls tomorrow and Wednesday, I have to make it known to you: all is not as it seems with Gator Party.
The Nintendo fighting game series Super Smash Bros. has always been a part of Cyrus Gharakhanian’s life.
Gainesville Police arrested a man Thursday afternoon accused of threatening to “drown kids and kill adults” at Westwood Middle School after he said his son was bullied and assaulted.
Those all-nighters are really starting to catch up to you. Your caffeine intake maxed out like a credit card on your fifth cup of Pumpkin Cream Cold Brew.
UF Student Government tensions transferred to social media when Gator Party blocked students from its Facebook page.
A Santa Fe student was arrested Monday in connection with an armed robbery that took place at his apartment on Sunday.
It’s that time of year again.
Netflix’s queen of “nailing” sweet treats will come to UF Wednesday after resolving scheduling conflicts.
Witnesses and officials said there was an attempted robbery that resulted in a shooting at Butler North’s Walmart Sunday night.
Solutions by The State News
