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There’s a certain level of danger in mentioning anything on the Internet. One link falls into the hands of the wrong person and before you know it, innocent pictures or comments get turned into giant jokes.
Gainesville Police are still looking for a man who raped a woman and left her in the woods Wednesday night.
On Wednesday evening, Angelique Perrin told about 120 protesters gathered at the Reitz Union Amphitheatre how she had been raped last year.
This year, some Japanese researchers applied their marvelous engineering talents to one of the most abominable creations in modern history: the SpeechJammer.
U.S. Marshals located and arrested a 50-year-old alleged child sodomist Sunday in north Gainesville.
Hollywood’s renditions of bestselling books “The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo” and “The Hunger Games” set a trend of strong female characters.
When something horrible happens, we often have a natural impulse to find an explanation for the event.
In a 2006 news release from the U.S. Department of Defense, former President George W. Bush was quoted as saying, “I hope the people of Afghanistan understand that as democracy takes hold, you’re inspiring others.”
Unless you are still completely faded from your trip to Cancun, you’ve probably figured out by now that the guy who is mentioned in everyone’s Facebook statuses, Joseph Kony, is not a front-runner in the presidential election. You’ve also probably gotten wind that this Kony guy is not a man worthy of praise, but rather of disgust and hatred.
Update: Charges against Joshua Rupp were dropped on August 15, 2012, according to documents provided to the Alligator.
London Fashion Week recently showcased the industry’s most iconic brands, including the debut of Alexander McQueen’s sister line, McQ. As great as it was, it ultimately reminded us, yet again, that one of the best designers of all time is no longer here.
In the wake of 21 arrests in a sexual predator operation, Gainesville residents may be wondering how they can keep an eye out for danger.
Local law enforcement officials met with sorority members Thursday night to talk about a recent string of crimes in the area.
Santa Fe College has added extra police officers, lights and self-defense classes on campus after the Jan. 12 kidnapping.
If you haven't noticed, it's Hollywood awards show season, and the stars are coming out.
Flashing blue lights, police cars blocking the streets and officers yelling at residents to remain inside greeted Amelia Butler as she walked home early Friday morning.
In 1992, prosecutor Frank Williams sentenced a man to death for raping a young girl.
As a female student who lives in the Sorority Row area, many of my friends and I have felt very nervous about being in Gainesville because of the recent crimes that have occurred around campus at night. One idea I have which might help ease some of this concern is improving the timeliness of the emergency notifications being sent to us.
The son of a longtime UF employee was charged with sexual battery after turning himself in on Christmas morning.
Since fall classes ended Dec. 7, UF has used its emergency alert system on two occasions. Both times, the administration was pleased with how quickly text messages were sent to students and employees.