‘I can’t see’: Gainesville Police Department release graphic K-9 mauling body camera footage, officers suspended
(09/09/22 9:10am)
Editors Note: This story contains graphic descriptions of violence.
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Former Gainesville Police Department K-9 officer alleges racism within the unit
(09/09/22 12:58pm)
A racial discrimination lawsuit filed against the city by an ex-Gainesville Police Department officer in the force’s K-9 unit recently made its way to federal court.
‘Fahrenheit 451’ to debut at The Hippodrome amid national conversations about book banning
(09/02/22 11:26pm)
Red-tinted bulbs illuminate The Hippodrome Theatre, igniting a buzz of excitement on preview night. An open-book sculpture sits atop a white podium in the building’s art gallery.
The maturation of a young roster will dictate Florida volleyball’s success in 2022
(08/25/22 10:45pm)
As the first day of Fall classes at the University of Florida came to an end for some students, Florida volleyball head coach Mary Wise and the Gators walked into the Lemerand Gym to continue preparation for Friday's season opener.
Move-in and a welcome for the Fall
(08/24/22 1:27pm)
Linda and I have a tradition of living in one of the residence halls as new students move to campus. Last week, we moved into East Hall. Our hallmates are usually pleased to see us move in and, I expect, they are grateful when we move out as classes begin. Having the president and his wife knock on your residence hall door while you are taking a nap is not the best way to start your college experience. My apologies to Miguel, our East Hall RA.
Republican politicians suggest ‘voter suppression’ during Alachua County primary election
(08/24/22 2:41pm)
Several Republican politicians have spoken out about alleged voter suppression at select voting precincts in Alachua County during Tuesday’s primary election.
Innovation Academy’s Catalyst Summer B brings young, innovative minds together
(08/05/22 5:49pm)
Innovation Academy students crowded UF’s Rion Ballroom to prove themselves UF’s most worthy innovators.
What I saw in the mirror
(08/01/22 6:54pm)
Two hours into my first day as Engagement Managing Editor, I locked our entire editorial staff out of our primary Twitter account, froze the account for six days and lost our verification check.
Films record evolving attitudes on abortion
(08/01/22 4:00am)
Abortion rights became a focal point of national discussion June 24 following the overturn of the original Roe v. Wade decision. However, films have talked about the issue for decades, and the representation of the issue in media is more relevant than ever.
Familiar territory: all eyes rest on Napier, Golden
(08/01/22 1:30pm)
“How are we doing, guys? We doing alright?”
Stephen A. Smith encourages UF students to be authentic, competitive
(07/29/22 10:00am)
Between his prediction for a second consecutive Golden State Warriors NBA championship and an 11-6 record for the Dallas Cowboys, Stephen A. Smith remained unapologetically himself in UF’s University Auditorium.
UF student artists protest overturn of Roe v. Wade
(07/25/22 10:00am)
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Napier lays out foundation for Gators season at SEC Media Days
(07/20/22 7:01pm)
First-year Gators’ head coach Billy Napier stepped up to the microphone dressed in his new? uniform: a blue suit and orange tie. He placed his opening address on the podium before him.
UF’s Turlington Plaza: crossroads for current and former students
(07/18/22 10:00am)
Turlington Plaza is a 45-year-old campus landmark, but for some, it’s simply a cue to put on sunglasses and headphones.
An introduction to Gainesville’s DIY arts scene
(07/11/22 10:00am)
The spirit that drove Gainesville — the former punk hotspot of Florida — to its local prominence transmuted. Embracing its resourcefulness by any means necessary, it did not lose its decentralized creative community after the ‘90s. It thrives in the form of DIY artists and venues.
University police reevaluate active shooter procedures, launch mental health initiative
(07/11/22 10:00am)
UF’s police department will not change its campus safety protocols after recent school shootings invoked fear nationwide, but it will implement a first-of-its-kind program in Fall: mental health counselors will partner with its officers.
Hiking hotspots: Gainesville’s nature parks
(06/27/22 4:00am)
After long days stuck studying for Summer classes, some students opt to visit nature parks to hike, picnic, take pictures and learn more about Gainesville’s diverse plants and wildlife. These three parks are staples for students looking for an escape.
GAU banner blocks administration building
(06/20/22 4:00am)
A cloth banner blocked the doors of UF's administration building after graduate assistants protested on campus, hitting a money bag piñata filled with fake Monopoly bills and coins on the way to the edge of campus at 13th Street. Graduate Assistants United union members painted the banner that would hang on the doors of Tigert Hall Friday.
UF quarterback Anthony Richardson apologizes for speeding in court-mandated essay
(06/16/22 4:31pm)
Update: After reviewing the essay, a judge ruled Richardson will not lose any points on his license for the infraction.
How Bazar hosts sapphic space Saturday
(06/13/22 10:00am)
Covered by the pink hue of flashing multicolor lights, an exuberant crowd filled How Bazar’s “D*ke Night” Saturday. Queer women and nonbinary folks of all ages danced to jams from Doja Cat to Daddy Yankee, smoked American Spirit cigarettes and spun around on roller skates.
