UF reacts to Kavanaugh-Ford hearings
The U.S. and UF stopped when Christine Blasey Ford took a stand.
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The U.S. and UF stopped when Christine Blasey Ford took a stand.
A noose left on campus. A white nationalist rallying. A man displaying a Swastika. All within a year.
For some, Gainesville Regional Utilities bills may become cheaper.
Marston Science Library reopened hours after its third floor flooded.
Ann Blount runs a 350-acre farm with cows and goats, along with her 25-year-old daughter and 91-year-old mother.
Benjamin Arsali was working on his thesis on the third floor of Marston Science Library when he heard students mumbling in the usually quiet floor.
When Marty Jourard moved to Los Angeles in 1978 to become a musician, he left the Florida Motel behind, but he took the name with him.
Spock’s fictional home planet from Star Trek has been found — by UF researchers.
Tom Petty’s legacy will be memorialized in a Gainesville park next month.
Out of 63 college applicants across the country, The Independent Florida Alligator was one of nine chosen by Poynter for its College Media Project.
UF students can now produce original podcasts using free equipment at Marston Science Library.
Pies, cakes, donuts, cookies, bundt cakes and gelato. If that wasn’t enough, beer, wine and coffee.
Father David Ruchinski isn’t sad to see the Catholic Gators home of 60 years torn down.
UF Online will become a place “where dreams come true” for Walt Disney Company employees.
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UF is putting its new parking lot to use by selling spots about half a mile from the home football games.
The rusted red and blue sign advertises luxuries: electric, cable TV and air conditioning.
Tropical Storm Gordon shouldn’t threaten the Gainesville area, a Jacksonville National Weather Service meteorologist said.
Chris Redd posed one of life’s most pressing questions to about 500 UF students.
Three new electric buses will take Gainesville streets by 2019.