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Whether UF President Kent Fuchs was posing for selfies with students and Gators mascot Albert in Plaza of the Americas or choosing to live in a residence hall during move-in week, he’s made it his business to solidify a rapport with the university community.
Cans of chicken noodle soup, boxes of instant rice and packages of gluten-free pasta line the shelves of Santa Fe College’s food pantry in the heart of its main campus.
The man caught recording a female student in a UF Murphree Hall shower was released from the Alachua County Jail Friday afternoon.
As the screen fades from black, an eldery man adorned in an orange vest ponders over a newspaper ad. He wonders what type of person would be seeking the help of an 80-to-90 year old man.
Red-tinted bulbs illuminate The Hippodrome Theatre, igniting a buzz of excitement on preview night. An open-book sculpture sits atop a white podium in the building’s art gallery.
A multi-million dollar high-speed internet project will be implemented in 10 Florida cities; one of them is a small Alachua County town of less than 1,000 people.
A cattle farmer, an electrical engineer, a nurse and a former Gainesville mayor — just a few of the contenders voters will find on their ballots in the upcoming primary election.
Donning a purple polo and purple Converse shoes to match, Florida Commissioner of Agriculture Nikki Fried made her latest stop in Gainesville on the gubernatorial campaign trail Thursday.
The UF Student Government Senate passed a resolution approving 24-hour access to morning-after pills via vending machines around campus and failed an amendment that would restore 24-hour access to Marston Science Library.
Turlington Plaza is a 45-year-old campus landmark, but for some, it’s simply a cue to put on sunglasses and headphones.
UF’s police department will not change its campus safety protocols after recent school shootings invoked fear nationwide, but it will implement a first-of-its-kind program in Fall: mental health counselors will partner with its officers.
Marston Science Library’s fourth and fifth floors are trading out furniture from the library’s 1987 opening to adapt to students’ ever-evolving needs.
As Summer B students swarm the swamp, resources ranging from expansive libraries to curated study guides await them.
What better way to escape the chaotic start of a new semester than by spending hours exploring the crowded shelves of a cozy bookstore?
Voting: it’s free, and it’s pretty easy.
Residents rallied at the Stephan P. Mickle, Sr., Criminal Courthouse Friday after the Supreme Court overturned the 1973 Roe v. Wade case that established rights to obtain an abortion.
Freshmen flooded residence halls this week. Many were unaware of the on-campus voyeurism case from six months ago.
Stephanie Birch was a University of Illinois senior with a 2-year-old child when she found out she was pregnant again. She took out an emergency student loan from the university to pay for an abortion. Her financial situation and abusive relationship prevented her from financing the procedure herself; she said the university didn’t require information on what the money was used for.
Pull out the sunscreen and pop open a cold one because this summer will be a scorcher in Gainesville.
Across from Satchel’s Pizza, inside a Storage Zone lot, the local DIY music scene came together Friday night.
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