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Johannes Ingildsen shows up to practice with sunscreen on his face not rubbed all the way in and his freshly bleached blonde hair poking through his Gators hat.
Aloft in the heavens, UF President Kent Fuchs is anointed by the angels with the holiest crown of all: a UF baseball cap.
For the sleep-starved UF students sitting outside Emerson Hall, waiting for T-shirts means making memories.
On Tuesday, much of the legislature and executive branch came together in the University Auditorium for the State of the Campus. Essentially, the address is an annual disappointment where we all come together and scratch our heads at how little we’ve been able to accomplish in the past six months and then console ourselves with the “free” T-shirts and food used to bribe attendees to come.
Julie Mallinger woke up in her residence hall Saturday morning and flipped open her laptop to browse Facebook like she would on any other weekend.
Ahead of advance Spring registration opening today, The Alligator interviewed six professors about their new classes.
Update: The event was canceled as of Monday morning.
Tears welled in Lauren Connell’s eyes while she sent fundraising emails in the Sigma Kappa sorority house Tuesday afternoon.
Gainesville Police used a stun gun on an 18-year-old man after he was accused of having two empty guns and resisting an officer Tuesday night.
About 45 students from eight UF colleges flashed their “I voted” stickers Monday to find out which college turns out the most voters.
With a tissue clamped in hand and tears ready to fall, Kathy Smith said she was overcome with emotions to be surrounded by a community of Tom Petty fans.
It’s time for UF and the Gainesville community to show it’s creativity, uniqueness, nerve and talent.
Just over a year ago, The Alligator reported on a fateful meeting in which Student Government officials voted against a proposal to provide permanent funding for new counselors at the Counseling and Wellness Center, igniting a conflagration of student outcry.
It all started with a painfully true quip from the senior class president: “I didn’t even know we had a Student Government Twitter account.” The offhand remark drew chuckles from the Student Senate, because we all knew of the sad state of our social media.
UF students won’t be able to put off their midterm studying with a hurricane day off. Classes will continue as planned today.
It’s a storyline we hear about all the time: Two people meet online, but upon meeting in person, realize either a) they just don’t hit it off like they thought they would, b) they’re totally incompatible or c) one (or both) of them was completely not who they claimed to be online. It’s not a storyline that always ends happily, but it’s become commonplace in our digital world, especially with the prevalence of online dating apps.
3:30 p.m. - Classes at UF will not be canceled due to Hurricane Michael.
If you thought the 70th annual Emmys would be devoid of political statements, you thought wrong.
What’s up, Gator Nation! I hope your semester so far has been safe, productive and enjoyable. We are about halfway through the Fall semester, and your Student Government has been busy working to get things done for all Gators. I’m so excited to tell you about some of the projects we have completed.
Solutions by The State News
