‘Love Island’ star brings the villa to a Gainesville bar for a night
Before “Love Island USA” star Nic Vansteenberghe was set to arrive, clusters of students in crop tops and polos refreshed Instagram stories for hints on his whereabouts.
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Before “Love Island USA” star Nic Vansteenberghe was set to arrive, clusters of students in crop tops and polos refreshed Instagram stories for hints on his whereabouts.
This pair of brothers is no stranger to competing against each other.
Sierra Joy padded softly across the carpet of the children’s area of the Millhopper Branch Library, her three legs barely slowing her down.
With 38 seconds left on the clock during the Gators’ bout against the Mississippi State Bulldogs, fans weren’t booing the opposing team, but their own coach.
Gators football head coach Billy Napier coached his final game with Florida on Saturday.
There are 83 international student athletes competing at Florida, and each of them has their own unique story or path to the NCAA and to Gainesville. For Kelvin Cheruiyot, the Gators’ newest cross country standout, his trip from Kenya to the United States simply started by following his friends.
Tut the parrot will be remembered as a yapper. From mimicking people to whistling television show tunes, he found a way to make people laugh.
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UF loves rankings. Best public university, best football program, best this or that. If there’s a category to compete in, UF wants to top it. For all its success, it quietly holds another distinction as one of the most haunted campuses in the country.
Correction: This story previously misidentified John Chick Sr. as a member of a different church. The story has since been updated to reflect the correct church.
After a long week filled with two exams and countless assignments, it would be an understatement to say I was excited to see my parents. Although my mom visited me two weeks ago, I hadn’t seen my parents together since August.
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Correction: This story previously misidentified the number of people in attendance. It also misidentified the amount of time spent on the “Star Wars: A New Hope” interactive reading. Both numbers have been corrected.
The state of Florida executed 64-year-old Victor Tony Jones on Tuesday at 6:13 p.m. by lethal injection for the 1990 murder of a married couple he worked for. His last words were, “No, sir,” according to a witness of his execution.
Gov. Ron DeSantis commended UF’s accomplishments and Florida’s success in higher education, earning praise from university and state officials alike, at a Monday morning news conference on campus.
UF’s decision to take action on a retired law professor’s social media post has sparked conversations about free speech, political pressure and the boundaries of dissent on college campuses.
The word “harvest” evokes images of farms with rows of corn, or rustic barns filled with oinking pigs and mooing cows. Perhaps even Thanksgiving, with earthy color tones and slices of pumpkin pie.
For the second time in two months, an Alachua County School Board member has come under fire from the Florida Department of Education for a Facebook post about the death of a prominent conservative.
Anelise Bullard recalls the isolating feeling two years ago of walking into classrooms as the only student using a mobility aid. Now, she leads a club for students to reconnect with nature — regardless of their abilities or chronic illnesses.
Three palettes of kosher meat hauled from Miami, 1,500 rolls of challah loaded up in the rabbi's minivan and hundreds of volunteers are all part of the Chabad UF Jewish Student Center’s preparation heading into the Jewish high holidays. And this year, Chabad leaders say they expect its highest turnout ever.