Federal internship cancellations disrupt UF Law students’ summer plans
(05/13/25 10:30am)
With no one to sign her FAFSA, LeAnn Campbell’s dream of attending law school was derailed for nearly 15 years.
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Graduate students remain cautious of Ono
(05/12/25 10:00am)
The long-anticipated UF presidential search made significant progress on May 4 when the search committee unanimously recommended Santa J. Ono as the sole finalist to serve as the university’s 14th president.
UF announces drastic summer changes to RTS, community says ‘No’
(05/12/25 10:00am)
A crowd of protesters gathered outside Rawlings Hall late afternoon on May 8, chanting slogans like, “UF admin hear us now, save our routes or we shut it down.”
Florida’s Kaitlyn Davies scores overtime winning goal to advance to Elite Eight
(05/11/25 8:44pm)
Sixty minutes was not enough to decide who would advance to the Elite Eight of the 2025 NCAA Women’s Lacrosse Championship Tournament. Florida and Stanford headed into overtime after a back-and-forth regulation.
Florida secures win against Mercer and advances to second round of NCAA tournament
(05/10/25 4:53am)
The head of the Florida lacrosse attack, junior attacker Gianna Monaco has been on an absolute tear as of late.
Alachua County School Board expresses intent to redevelop Citizens Field
(05/08/25 11:00am)
Correction: This story has been updated to reflect the correct definition of capital funds for a Florida school system.
Good Neighbours stop in Gainesville for a backyard grad bash performance
(05/08/25 10:00am)
Newly graduated students and other members of Gainesville’s musical scene came together Saturday night for a nostalgic and atypical backyard show headlined by Good Neighbours.
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(05/08/25 3:28am)
Oli Fox sings during Good Neighbours’ headlining the Grad Bash show in Gainesville on Saturday, May 3, 2025.
Florida’s sprint stars lead the way in regular season finales
(05/05/25 9:09pm)
The collegiate track and field season is reaching its apex, and with one final chance to test their fitness on Friday and Saturday before the postseason gets underway, the Florida Gators delivered.
Florida men’s tennis defeats South Florida in NCAA Tournament first round
(05/04/25 12:24am)
Following a regular season of highs and lows, the Florida men’s tennis team tested its luck in the opening round of the NCAA tournament in Orlando. A determined No. 29 Florida team faced No. 27 South Florida in an attempt to knock off a powerful Bulls team that notched twenty wins this season.
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(05/01/25 10:53pm)
Love the Food Truck, which opened in 2024, sits outside in Gainesville, Fla., on Aug. 13, 2024.
Love the Food Truck offers a local, organic menu
(05/02/25 10:00am)
When Kona Surento’s father started searching for a retirement job, he bought a mini donut machine from Lil’ Orbits and a food truck. He and Surento spent nine months repairing the truck and installing their machine, which took up one-third of the available space. After their venue was sold and the COVID-19 pandemic hit, they closed their mini donut business.
Roam towing sparks debate in Gainesville once again
(04/30/25 12:16pm)
After forgetting to reapply her parking decal after a windshield replacement, Lark resident Abby Hatton returned home to find her car booted by Superior Towing, the company that patrols the popular apartment complex.
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(04/29/25 1:09am)
A crowd gathers in front of the screen at Mom's OG Bar and Grill in Gainesville, Fla.
Mom's OG Bar and Grill maintains a hometown community
(04/29/25 10:00am)
Valentina Hudacko arrives at Mom’s OG Bar and Grill at 7 a.m. every day, but the party lasts well into the night. The 23-year-old server, manager and bartender works the earliest shift, setting up the bar, turning all TVs on and preparing the crew for the day. When she opens the doors at 7:30 a.m., they don’t close again until 2 a.m.
No. 5 Arkansas routs Florida in shutout fashion
(04/27/25 1:11am)
Through the first four innings in the second game of the weekend series between Florida and Arkansas, it seemed like there was a pitcher’s duel on hand. That sentiment quickly unraveled as the Razorbacks struck for six runs in the top of the fifth inning and took the energy out of the home crowd.
Liam Peterson’s career night helps Florida upset No. 5 Arkansas in series opener
(04/26/25 10:07pm)
The packed crowd at Condron Ballpark cheered batter after batter as it watched history unfold Friday night. The 6,542 fans who attended the series opener between Florida and Arkansas in Gainesville were treated to a show as sophomore right-hander Liam Peterson started on the mound for the Gators and diced up the No. 5 team in the country.
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(04/26/25 9:11pm)
Florida gators attack Jordan Basso (6) hugs teammate Frannie Hahn (16) after she scores a goal in a lacrosse game against Loyola Maryland in Gainesville, Fla., on Saturday, March 8, 2025.
‘Studentpreneurs’ stream, stitch and style their way to success
(04/25/25 4:00pm)
The idea struck in Budapest, Hungary. Over 5,000 miles from UF’s campus in Summer 2023, two students, Karl-William Nietert and Ethan Wolf, decided they didn’t want to wait for Spotify Wrapped to come out at the end of the year to see what their friends were streaming.
Thomas Allain embraces imperfection as he records his debut album
(04/26/25 10:15am)
Since 1969, Muscle Shoals Sound Studios in Sheffield, Alabama, has been the birthplace of monumental pieces of music from artists like Aretha Franklin and The Rolling Stones. Yet as of January, local indie musician and 25-year-old UF alum Thomas Allain stood in the very place where those icons breathed life into music, recording nine songs over the course of five days.
