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The room contains 50 seats arranged around the sides of a small-scale stage. With an overall capacity of 70 people, there’s little room for cast and crew.
The opportunity was right in front of Florida to ignite its football fanbase, who has eagerly waited over four years for a glimpse of success.
As football season kicked off, so did City Food Hall Gainesville.
Alachua County is negotiating with UF to build a new animal shelter on a 12.6-acre section of campus. The $3 million ground lease would allow Alachua County to occupy a section of the swine unit, situated two miles southwest of UF’s main campus.
Nearly a year has passed since the escalation of the Israel-Hamas conflict became the subject of a fierce culture war in the U.S. As grassroots advocacy continues sweeping college campuses nationwide, students and administrations have become further embattled.
A tablecloth with the logo for the Sober TailGators is seen prior to their tailgate on Saturday, Aug. 31, 2024.
Florida Gators quarterback Graham Mertz hits Miami Hurricanes defensive back Chris Wheatley-Humphrey at the end of his run on Saturday, Aug. 31, 2024.
When two of the perennial football programs in the same state meet, emotions on the field will always be amplified. Players, coaches and fans on both sides needed no extra motivation for the matchup. The rich history of the Florida-Miami rivalry was revived once again on a hot and sticky day.
When two of the perennial football programs in the state meet, emotions on the field will always be amplified. Players, coaches and fans on both sides needed no extra motivation for the matchup. The rich history of the Florida-Miami rivalry was revived once again on a hot and sticky day.
Florida quarterback Graham Mertz kneels down on the field after being injured during the third quarter of the Gator's game vs the Miami Hurricanes on Saturday, Aug, 31.
Whether it’s swinging and swaying with 90,000 of your closest friends, or singing the University of Florida alma mater, Gator fans pass down the history and traditions of home football games through generations.
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During its regular meeting Tuesday, the Alachua County Commission Board approved plans for an affordable housing development in East Gainesville and Town of Tioga, which residents say will boost quality of life there.
Last season was supposed to be a rebuilding year for the Gators after losing three key golfers to graduation. Instead, head coach J.C. Deacon guided Florida to the final round of stroke play in the NCAA championship.
Florida-based drag star Marisol Lords welcomed nearly 400 students to sing and dance to “HOT TO GO!” by Chappell Roan during Pride Student Union’s welcome assembly at University Auditorium Monday night.
Alongside environmental activists in Alachua County, Bob Tancig hopes for a better future through local politics in the face of global climate change.
As redshirt senior quarterback Graham Mertz arrived at Monday's press conference inside the Heavener Football Complex, he seemingly could not stop smiling. The sixth-year quarterback addressed the surrounding media with an unwavering attitude of confidence. When asked where he anticipates taking a step forward in 2024, Mertz chuckled a bit.
In the ever-growing world of college football, it can be easy to lose track of potential stars on the rise or for players to fly under the radar. Nevertheless, with the new season now less than a week away, it’s only a matter of time before some of these young guns will put their talents on display and have the chance to make an immediate impact.
Gainesville residents and thrift enthusiasts gathered at Flashbacks Recycled Fashions Aug. 24 for its annual vintage Gator drop. The limited-time event featured more than 80 true-vintage Gator pieces, including a Reebok ski jacket and a 1978 UF-themed Garfield shirt.
After parking rates in downtown Gainesville rose in July, some customers and business owners are worried about the future of downtown life.
Solutions by The State News
