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Surrounded by pedal boards next to potting soil, a bong made out of a yam and full faces of goth makeup peering back from the crowd, the Gnomes of Neptune took the stage at a local house show.
With temperatures set to dip close to freezing Monday and Tuesday night, Gainesville has activated its Cold Night Shelter Program, the city announced via a press release and on social media.
Con el gobierno federal cerrado y retrasos en aeropuertos durante esta temporada navideña, muchos universitarios están preocupados por viajar a casa. Mientras tanto, Jorge Sáurez teme si podrá regresar a Gainesville.
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Following its Tuesday meeting, the Alachua County School Board is beginning efforts to rezone schools and hire a new superintendent.
Finding community and belonging is a tall task for any newly inducted college student. But the stakes are even higher for those whose collegiate careers are unprecedented within their families.
The time is here. It was just over seven months ago when Todd Golden and his team were crowned the kings of the college basketball world in San Antonio, Texas.
Dentro de una pequeña habitación llena de libros y carpetas, Eva Siomara Sosa Pérez habla con una calma determinada —aunque su voz aún lleva el eco de una batalla inconclusa.
In September, Florida Education Commissioner Anastasios Kamoutsas announced, after an investigation, he found probable cause to revoke the license of a respected high school history teacher. In addition to this, Kamoutsas stated he would “take every necessary action” to make sure this teacher “never teaches again.”
One thought kept nagging at me during Florida’s defeat of Mississippi State in the Swamp on Oct. 18: What if?
Ever since I broke up with my boyfriend of nearly a year last summer, relatively amicably, we've had zero contact. We live in different cities, neither of us are active on social media and we have no mutual friends. As a result, I have absolutely no idea what's going on in his life. He might have moved to Mars, for all I know.
Former UF law student Preston Damsky is taking to the courts to determine if an off-campus post warranted his expulsion.
UF Student Government held a State of the Campus address on Tuesday to discuss accomplishments from the past school year and initiatives for the upcoming semester.
The largest on-campus protest in UF’s history began with just a photograph. In 1967, UF punished a student for breaking a rule that hadn’t been written yet. Her name was Pamme Brewer, and her crime was posing nude for a student humor magazine, Charlatan.
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