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(01/24/19 9:39pm)
It’s a short week and the sun is warm and shining down on Plaza of the Americas. The sweet sounds of guitars are playing in the air and friends are chatting on the lawn over their Krishna lunch. It is Spring semester, and the days are lazy and relaxed. The days seem to be moving just a little bit slower. You look over to your friends who are talking about their long weekend; and you begin to drown out the background noises. Your eyelids start to feel heavy as you soak in the warmth of the day.
(01/23/19 1:28am)
A man accused of breaking into a building was arrested Sunday after allegedly swinging a backpack at two employees and calling one “fat boy.”
(01/21/19 10:15pm)
Before Andrew Klavan came to UF on Thursday, he was a wanted man.
(01/21/19 8:49pm)
Marlon Bruce. Courtesy to The Alligator
(01/21/19 8:49pm)
A 20-year-old Santa Fe College student joined the Gainesville mayoral race Thursday.
(01/14/19 8:09pm)
A woman reported being sexually assaulted Sunday evening at Santa Fe College, Santa Fe Police said.
(01/14/19 7:04pm)
Stephany Larez, a 19-year-old freshman health science major at Santa Fe College, volunteers Saturday morning at the Collective Paper Aesthetics exhibit. She enjoys working with kids at the exhibit and loves “the whole idea of mixing science and art together.” The gallery allowed visitors to build with foldable dye cut pieces in order to eventually create a larger structure from thousands of the smaller pieces, said Ellie Thom, the senior manager of Exhibit and Visionaries at the Cade Museum.
(01/14/19 1:34am)
Gainesville residents are looking at how they will use their energy 26 years in the future.
(01/11/19 4:11am)
Matthew Cheek, 21-year-old Santa Fe College biology sophomore, is a student ambassador who gives weekly tours, plans and works the college’s graduation and represents the student ambassadors in student government. Cheek said even if he didn’t receive the full tuition scholarship for being a student ambassador, he would still do the job. Courtesy to The Alligator.
(01/11/19 2:36am)
Editor’s note: A total of 10 current and former-Cicerones contacted for interviews for this article declined to comment. One Cicerone was included in the story and gave information about some of the Cicerones’ responsibilities. This story has been updated to include a direct quote from her.
(01/11/19 2:28am)
Robert Ferl’s white-flowered weed had a ticket to space.
(01/07/19 10:52am)
Jackson N. Sasser
(01/07/19 10:49am)
Jackson Sasser wore a wool topcoat his first day as president of Santa Fe College. It was unusually cold outside as he walked to convocation, but Sasser immediately felt at home, he said.
(01/01/19 6:20pm)
From the Florida Gators running up to a bowl game to the saga of the midterm election, here are The Alligator’s most viewed stories of 2018.
(12/24/18 12:31pm)
Interested in culture and entertainment? The Avenue is looking for a team of ambitious staff writers to cover music, art, fashion, food and drink, theatre, TV, film, nightlife and lifestyle.
(11/25/18 10:23pm)
As an advertising major in a telecommunication classroom, Alexandra Olson was inspired by her professor to make a switch when he talked about the importance of telecommunications in culture.
(11/21/18 4:19pm)
Interested in becoming a part of one of the largest independent student-run newsrooms? The Alligator is looking for its next team of reporters, editors, photographers, copy editors, audience engagement strategists and more to move the newspaper forward.
(11/08/18 9:33pm)
Santa Fe Police Chief Ed Book thanks a few residents from The Windsor Assisted Living Home for participating in the Fourth Annual "Run With The Cops" walk at the Santa Fe track Thursday morning.
(11/08/18 9:33pm)
24-year-old Billy Moody gives a big Gator chomp during his walk at the Fourth Annual "Run With The Cops" walk located at the Santa Fe track. This was Moody's second time attending the walk, and he was accompanied by fellow members of the "Life Transition Skills" organization.
(11/08/18 9:33pm)
Santa Fe Police Chief Ed Book participates in the Fourth Annual "Run With The Cops" walk at the Santa Fe track. He is joined by fellow officers, Gainesville locals, students, organizations, and many more.
