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Both Gainesville and the UF campus expect to take on new leadership in the coming month, leaving many to question how the two will interact in the future.
A UF student was released from jail Tuesday after assaulting an employee at a Gainesville bar for the second time in three months.
Using five pairs of large golden scissors, members of the UF and Gainesville community cut the red ribbon stretching across the newly constructed Newell Gateway Wednesday morning.
The Food Science and Human Nutrition department of UF’s Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences is hosting its annual Food Week from Oct. 17 to Oct. 21. Each day will feature a food-related demonstration, including a Master Chef-style competition and an ice cream social.
Natasha Klayman came out as a woman during the COVID-19 pandemic — a time where the isolation gave her time to think about and explore her gender identity. But under a new Florida rule, she must grapple with the fact that future gender-affirming care could be denied to her under a Medicaid plan.
After UF announced its sole presidential finalist Sen. Ben Sasse, the university will no longer receive donations from decades-loyal alumnus Stan Larson.
The White House quietly launched the first version of the application to access sweeping student debt relief the evening of Oct. 14.
Wide receiver Demarcus Robinson is currently less than halfway through his first season with the Baltimore Ravens. Robinson started on the outside for Florida from 2013-2015, leading the Gators in receptions in his last season and being a consistent deep threat over his years in Gainesville. Since being drafted in the fourth round in 2016, he has won a Super Bowl and two AFC Championship games with the Kansas City Chiefs.
Sen. Ben Sasse’s first impression of UF’s student body began with a Q&A forum and ended with the chants and jeers of hundreds of protestors outside of the President’s Ballroom.
Sen. Ben Sasse made his first official appearance on UF campus as the lone presidential finalist Monday — fielding questions on LGBTQ rights, tenure, academic freedom and his relationship with China, just to name a few.
In 2015, the U.S. senator who’s likely to become UF’s next president called the Supreme Court’s decision to federally protect the right to same-sex marriage “a disappointment.”
For students across UF, stepping foot into Gator Beverage is a rite of passage — a spot to grab a pack of White Claw before a football game, pick up a handle of tequila on the way to a 21st birthday party or buy a bottle of wine in anticipation of a girl’s night in.
The Nov. 8 general election is approaching quickly, but the deadline to register as a voter is coming up even sooner — this week, to be exact.
El fin de semana de Homecoming de UF se completará con un final poco tradicional este año: El único finalista presidencial de UF, el senador Ben Sasse (R-Nebraska), llegará al campus el lunes.
Rep. Val Demings, D-Orlando, had some company when she wrapped up her speech to the crowd at Gainesville’s International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers — her first of six stops Saturday.
UF Homecoming weekend will round off with an untraditional finale this year: UF’s sole presidential finalist Sen. Ben Sasse, (R-Nebraska), is coming to campus Monday.
Right before UF’s announcement of a historically anti-abortion Nebraska U.S. senator as the finalist in UF’s presidential search, nine progressive organizations set up shop in Plaza of the Americas for a five-hour-long bodily autonomy rally.
Spoilers follow for the film Don’t Worry Darling
The Florida Department of Law Enforcement issued a purple alert for a missing woman Monday at the request of the University Police Department.
Student Government Fall elections are upon us. And although recent meteorological conditions have attempted to blow them off course, they will continue as planned Oct. 3.
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