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New to Gainesville’s music scene is Just Neighbors, a rock band composed of Justice Diamond (guitar/bass), Dan Lohr (guitar), Jarrett Haines (keyboard/guitar/bass) and Reid Casey (drums). While they are new, the band is quickly making an impression on locals and are becoming regulars at clubs and bars around town. I sat down with Diamond to talk music and what’s next.
Hey Gators!
The lights and speakers on Florida Fun Bikes’ 16-person bike will now be powered by a small rooftop solar panel.
Shortly after the UF executive branch announced a new Chick-fil-A expansion, a group of 11 UF graduate students sent an email to President Fuchs.
On Friday, July 15, UF Student Government released a video via Facebook enthusiastically announcing an upcoming expansion to the Hub’s Chick-fil-A location. Under a cheery guise of “Moving Gators Forward,” SG seemed excited about the new breakfast options. As stated in the video’s caption, “Starting next year, UF students can finally ask, ‘Chick-n-Minis or Chicken Biscuit?’”
An algal bloom in South Florida has come to the attention of Gainesville artists.
Gainesville Arts Market and Gainesville Arts Scene are sponsoring a Summer Indie Arts Market on Saturday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the SoMa Art Media Hub, located at 601 S. Main St.
Hey Gator Nation!
Saturday marked the beginning of a weeklong art series.
UF is encouraging students to use an app to make campus safer for birds.
West University Avenue provides us UF students with an outlet from being constantly contained on campus. Restaurants serve as alternatives to what many call “on-campus dining.” Some students make their ways to University Avenue on the weekends to relieve the stress the everyday weekday grind brings. More than anything, University Avenue is significant because it’s a walking distance escape from school, opportune for fleeting moments. But it could use some improvements, and some only require reprogramming and little bit of paint.
Dear Mediocre,
Patrick Stickles has never been at a loss for words: In both interviews and his work with beloved punk outfit Titus Andronicus, Stickles comes across as a man with almost too much to say on any given subject.
Kara Gregoire, a 19-year-old UF industrial and systems freshman, passes in between the Oscar Mayer Wienermobile and the Planters Nutmobile outside the Hub on Tuesday afternoon. The Wienermobile and Nutmobile tour around the country promoting Oscar Mayer and Planters products, respectively.
For the first time, Natelle Quek showcased her artwork in the parking lot of SoMa Art Media Hub on Saturday.
Two men took it upon themselves to support the local art scene when Central Florida Office Plus, a Gainesville arts-and-crafts supply store, closed down in 2014.
February is Library Lovers’ Month! Who decided this? I have no idea, but I’m in full support of such a thing. As college students, we should all be familiar with the library. Whether you go to Marston Science Library for the 24/5 mass-produced study space or you hole yourself up in Library East because the ceiling of the reading room reminds you of Hogwarts, we each have a unique relationship with the many libraries on campus. UF has the biggest library database in Florida, with six libraries and a constantly growing digital collection.
Police arrested a UF student Saturday night after they said he drove his Mazda off a small brick wall near the Hub.
Singing love songs to people is nothing new for Howard Lin.
Cole Lundquist, a 30-year-old UF music education graduate student, serenades a student with his fraternity Phi Mu Alpha on Wednesday at the Hub. The group will travel campus and Gainesville to give the serenades, which cost $30, donating about 75 percent of the proceeds to charity.
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