Gainesville-based coffee company partners with Whole Foods
(09/15/19 8:40pm)
You don’t have to be in Gainesville to taste a local company’s cold brew anymore.
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‘Not opposed’: UF IFC and Panhellenic Council release statement on blue safety lights
(09/15/19 1:23pm)
UF’s Interfraternity Council and Panhellenic Council released statementsFriday afternoon recognizing students protesting the lack of blue lights on Fraternity Drive.
Where to get your Friday the 13th tattoos
(09/13/19 12:15am)
Friday the 13th might be filled with bad luck, but there is always one unique perk: discounted tattoos.
Former Gators football player Neiron Ball dies at 27
(09/10/19 6:29pm)
Former Florida and Oakland Raiders linebacker Neiron Ball died of complications after a lengthy battle with a brain illness early Monday morning.
UF resident assistant charged with battery released as 'high-achieving' student leader
(09/09/19 12:41am)
A UF resident assistant recently arrested when a student told police he tried to sexually batter her was released from jail after a judge agreed he is a “high-achieving” student leader.
Picks Column: Week 1
(08/30/19 1:00am)
Oh boy.
Gator Party begins interviewing for Senate elections
(08/30/19 12:35am)
Students looking to work in UF Student Government now have a new third party option to get involved with.
Two men stole game consoles and more from Gainesville Place
(08/29/19 11:27pm)
Authorities arrested a Gainesville man and are in pursuit of a second who allegedly stole and tried to sell about $2,000 worth of game consoles and electronics.
Local animal shelter looking to provide animals with homes during the hurricane
(08/29/19 11:00pm)
The Humane Society of North Central Florida is looking to get all of its animals under foster care before Saturday.
Letter to the Editor: Gator Party is Impact Party with a New Name
(08/29/19 9:11pm)
If you read the Alligator or checked the Swampy UF memes for top ten public teens Facebook page on Wednesday, you probably heard that a “new” Student Government party was announced: Gator Party. But there’s really nothing new here. Gator Party is Impact Party—just with a different name.
UF Resident Assistant charged with battery after student accused him of trying to 'finger her,' police say
(08/29/19 7:44pm)
A UF resident assistant was arrested Wednesday night after a female student told police he tried to sexually batter her.
Potential hurricane may make landfall in Florida
(08/28/19 12:45am)
Labor Day weekend plans might be rained out.
Students discuss funding issues, new Gator Coalition established at first SG Senate meeting of semester
(08/28/19 12:38am)
After student organization leaders pleaded with Impact and Inspire senators for funding, they learned they were also speaking to a third party.
Rise above the memes this election season
(08/27/19 8:32pm)
There is a presidential feud taking place over the news and on social media. Surprisingly, President Donald Trump doesn’t appear to be in the middle of it. It started when Brazil’s President Jair Bolsonaro took offense at France’s President Emmanuel Macron’s suggestion to the G7 summit leaders that their countries band together to aid Brazil extinguish the Amazon fires. It escalated when one of Bolsonaro’s supporters posted a meme on Bolsonaro’s Facebook page with an unflattering comparison between the two leaders’ wives. Bolsonaro’s reply to the meme seemed to support the insult. Macron responded by expressing sympathy for the Brazilian people stuck with such a shameful president, and said his hope is that Bolsonaro will soon be replaced with a more dignified leader. Bolsonaro is now refusing the G7 countries’ offer of $20 million to aid fighting the Amazon fires until Macron apologizes.
The social media oligarchy banished Alex Jones. Who’s next?
(08/25/19 11:45pm)
Few tales are more perplexing than the Alex Jones saga. The eccentric, conspiratorial host of InfoWars seems to be at the center of virtually every controversy, from insinuating that the mass shooting at Sandy Hook was staged (and subsequently being sued for it) to sending child pornography, supposedly unknowingly, to the plaintiffs in a defamation lawsuit.
A Miami muralist roasted the Gators. Then a fan took matters into his own hands.
(08/24/19 1:25pm)
As football fans gear up for the University of Florida vs. University of Miami game on Saturday, one man took it upon himself to remind UM fans that Gainesville is Gator Nation.
Black Student Assembly secures location after Student Government funding difficulties
(08/23/19 1:01am)
UF’s Black Student Assembly committee has announced the official date of its assembly following recent changes to the disbursement of UF Student Government money following the Young Americans for Freedom lawsuit.
UF students get real about social media
(08/22/19 5:48pm)
If you’re a millennial or in Generation Z, odds are you’ve heard the phrase, “It’s because you’re always on that phone” many times. That statement and its variations all express concern about an apparent social media addiction.
Gainesville musician runs successful “Skatune Network” YouTube channel
(08/22/19 5:40pm)
Jeremy Hunter’s YouTube success began by accident. After purchasing some recording equipment, Hunter began demoing ska songs, a genre of popular music originating in Jamaica, and posting them on Facebook.
ButterflyFest Facebook photo challenge deadline is Sept. 23
(08/20/19 10:57am)
