UF ‘shots fired’ alert was not an active shooter
(01/22/20 12:34am)
A series of UF alerts warning of shots fired on campus Friday afternoon may have caused some confusion.
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Shot fired near UF College of Veterinary Medicine launch police investigation
(01/17/20 5:35pm)
The Gainesville Police Department received a call that shots were fired behind the UF College of Veterinary Medicine Friday.
University Police spent more than $10,000 for Trump Jr., Guilfoyle visit
(11/13/19 11:49am)
Protesters called Donald Trump Jr. and Kimberly Guilfoyle’s $50,000 visit to UF last month a waste of student funds. Now, they can add $10,000 to that bill.
UPD looking for man accused of sexual battery on Saturday
(10/07/19 5:09pm)
University Police are trying to find a man accused of sexually battering a woman who was on her way to Ben Hill Griffin Stadium on Saturday.
Four blue lights to be installed on Fraternity Drive
(09/30/19 12:07am)
After weeks of student activism, there will be blue lights on Fraternity Drive.
Alligator Investigates: Sexual violence on campus, part I
(09/27/19 1:28am)
Editor’s Note: This is part one of a series investigating sexual violence on campus.
Armed robbery at Drummond bank, suspect not found
(09/26/19 1:48pm)
University Police reported an armed robbery at Drummond bank, but the suspect hasn’t been caught as of Thursday morning.
UF student raped at Rawlings Hall, police say
(09/18/19 6:03pm)
About a week after a report of a rape in a UF dorm hall was released to students, UPD said another student reported she was sexually battered at Rawlings Hall early Saturday morning.
The blue light debate explained
(09/16/19 1:32am)
One strip of land on UF’s campus has no controversial blue light poles.
Letter to the Editor: Student Body President Michael Murphy on blue lights
(09/15/19 9:43pm)
A number of students filed a permit to hold a protest on Fraternity Row tomorrow in support of installing an additional emergency blue light in the area. These students claim the additional blue light will improve student safety and reduce instances of sexual assault on campus, but these students are misinformed.
patrol car 1
(09/11/19 7:03pm)
One of the designs students can vote on for the UPD patrol cars.
patrol car 3
(09/11/19 7:03pm)
One of the designs students can vote on for the UPD patrol cars.
patrol car 4
(09/11/19 7:03pm)
One of the designs students can vote on for the UPD patrol cars.
patrol car 2
(09/11/19 7:03pm)
One of the designs students can vote on for the UPD patrol cars.
University Police cars are getting a makeover, students can pick design
(09/11/19 6:58pm)
The University Police patrol cars are about to get a new look.
UF student reported she was raped in Jennings Hall, UPD says
(09/10/19 7:02pm)
A UF student told UF Campus Security Authority she was sexually battered less than a month ago in Jennings Hall.
UF resident assistant charged with battery released as 'high-achieving' student leader
(09/09/19 12:41am)
A UF resident assistant recently arrested when a student told police he tried to sexually batter her was released from jail after a judge agreed he is a “high-achieving” student leader.
UF Resident Assistant charged with battery after student accused him of trying to 'finger her,' police say
(08/29/19 7:44pm)
A UF resident assistant was arrested Wednesday night after a female student told police he tried to sexually batter her.
UF Police unsure who broke Weaver Hall door overnight
(08/27/19 9:57pm)
An unknown individual broke the main glass panel door of UF’s Weaver Hall between late Monday night and early Tuesday morning.
UF football player was accused of choking woman last year
(08/08/19 1:25am)
Sophomore UF defensive back John Huggins was accused of choking a female tutor in October, according to a UPD report uncovered this week by the Tampa Bay Times.
