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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.
My twin sister, who is two minutes younger than me, does not look anything like me. But we still share that bond allowing us to win at any team game that requires knowing things. In fact, I was supposed to meet her for trivia at a bar the other night before we had to cancel.
On Sept. 17, 2025 at 6:12 p.m. 63-year-old David Pittman was executed for the 1990 murder of his estranged wife’s family.
Three hundred sixty-six total yards. Almost 40 minutes of possession. Twenty-three first downs. And yet, the scoreboard read LSU: 20, Florida: 10.
Women want a feminist who pays for stuff.
We expected the football game against the South Florida Bulls Saturday would be forgotten within weeks, with the hardest games of this season right around the corner. But it will now live in infamy.
This story has been updated to reflect the spelling and definition of a pantoum.
Grab your carabiners and backwards baseball caps, and make room for UF’s performative masc lesbians.
Overconsumption has become a buzz word in the media today, particularly in the ongoing discussion about sustainability, but many of us don’t actually know what it means for ourselves directly.
Warning: This story contains mentions of suicide.
UF’s Norman Tunnel has become a rainbow-infused battlefield.
UF closed its Office of Sustainability after almost 20 years of service Aug. 4, citing a focus of efficiency.
The primaries for Florida’s 2026 gubernatorial election are still a year away. But some Florida Democratic Party officials are already attempting to prevent a primary in the first place. Who is the party anointing as their pick for Florida governor in 2026? Surprise, it’s another former Republican.
The wait is over — Sabrina Carpenter dropped her newest album, "Man's Best Friend,” this morning. Released just over a year after her last record “Short n’ Sweet,” the 5-foot blonde pop star has been maintaining her status as a “busy woman.”
It’s back-to-school season, and Gainesville is meeting the moment with a music festival.
Mia Valdés, Sharylen López and Lucía Sánchez came to UF this semester from different families, countries and continents. But they have one thing in common: They are the first in their families to attend university in the United States.
You’re in The Swamp. As 90,000 fans are on their feet, the sun melts your face after you lost your voice sometime in the second quarter. Or maybe you’re in Jacksonville, listening to the echoing cheers of “Go Gators!” and looking at a chaotic sea of orange and blue at the Florida-Georgia game. Somewhere across the field, a Georgia fan is barking like a dog.
The University of Florida has developed a reputation far from its Gator pride and excellent academics.
The Gainesville City Commission voted to remove three rainbow crosswalks at an Aug. 7 meeting.
While touring the U.S., folk musician Grant Peeples pulled inspiration from the interstates that endlessly stretched in front of him. When he returned to Florida, the roadkill and landfills he often passed encouraged him to pull from what he observed physically and politically.
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