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A man was shot early Saturday morning after reportedly being involved in a dispute near the UF campus. The Gainesville Police Department is currently searching for the shooter, according to the police report.
During her time as a student, Lindsay “Coco” Hames has seen fax turn into email, Tim Tebows’ career come and go and her band’s song feature in the movie “Whip It.”
Sofia Padron pinned a green ribbon to a cork board on Turlington Plaza Monday. She was thinking of her close friends who have struggled with mental illness.
People march on Plaza of the Americas during Take Back The Night.
This wasn’t supposed to be Mariam Mohamed’s first rally against sexual violence.
City Commissioner David Arreola speaks outside of the closed Gainesville Job Corps Office on Wednesday for the Gainesville stop in the Rick’s Recession tour.
City Commissioner David Arreola remembers sitting at his college graduation ceremony surrounded by his schoolmates. They were all worried, wondering if the time and money they put into their degrees would get them jobs after.
After 12 hours under the sun, Cadet Jett Wright was exhausted. His muscles felt sore after competing in four different sports throughout the day.
Recreation leader Diane Latson-Harden stirs green scrambled eggs as kids gather around and watch curiously.
Fourth grader Brianna Smith holds out a Dr. Seuss book to show the picture to other kids in her after-school program.
Laura Uribe won’t forget her high school sister’s text about the rumor of a school shooter in May.
Fourth grader Brianna Smith holds out a Dr. Seuss book to show the picture to other kids in her after-school program.
Da’Kinyah Smith wore her Dr. Seuss inspired paper top hat as she intently listened to classmate Brianna Smith read the book “One Fish, Two Fish, Red Fish, Blue Fish.”
Sweta Madem, a 19-year-old UF biology freshman, helps lay down pencils Friday to set a world record for the longest line of pencils in succession. Madem said she heard about the event from a friend and decided to help out.
Sweta Madem, a 19-year-old UF biology freshman, helps lay down pencils Friday to set a world record for the longest line of pencils in succession. Madem said she heard about the event from a friend and decided to help out.
To try to set a Guinness world record, engineering students crouched as they laid down pencil after pencil along the edge of a sidewalk near Plaza of the Americas on Friday.
Soft Chinese music played as a dancer in a flowy red gown and another in a white blouse leapt through the air, holding traditional umbrellas matching their outfits high above their heads.
The Duke Energy Foundation gave $88,500 to the Florida Museum of Natural History’s research on how removing plants underneath power lines affects bees, butterflies and other pollinators.
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