A former U.S. diplomat told students and community members America’s relations with Cuba could improve.
Mackenzie Carter described her son Jaxson’s preschool teacher as an absolute gem.
High Dive will celebrate the third anniversary of its regular food truck rally Saturday.
UF will hold its semesterly Study Abroad Fair today, showcasing old and new programs.
Former UF first lady, Chris Machen, is raising money for UF’s Baby Gator Child Development Center.
Pronounce this phrase as quickly as possible: “The hat rack tapped the bottle.” Now, take the words: “hat rack,” “tap” and “bottle,” read them aloud and sound out each individual sound, paying careful attention to how you pronounce the sounds that are written with the letter <t>. Did anything change?
Campus dining is a classic example of a public institution being tarnished by the practices of a private company. It would be highly inefficient for UF to manage food services, which is why the university makes contracts with private food companies to handle dining. This is where Aramark comes in. Since 1995, Aramark has been contracted to bring students “Gator Dining.” The problem: Aramark has been under investigation multiple times over the past decade for labor law violations and food safety issues.
About 220 companies came to UF as part of Career Showcase.
After being charged with rape five days earlier, a UF campus employee was fired Tuesday.
Students and Gainesville residents sang traditional chants together Monday night to celebrate the Jewish holiday Tu B’Shevat.
The Florida Gators men’s golf team has workouts at 5:55 a.m.
A steady stream of students showed up to interview with Student Government parties Monday morning.
Muslim students learned about stress and how to control it Monday night.
UF student political organizations are registering students to vote in Florida’s presidential primaries.
Ishan Mandani loves his grandparents.
A human skeleton was found Sunday afternoon in a pine-tree forest just off Millhopper Road.
Paul Rudd is speaking at UF next month.
More UF students will spend their Spring Break volunteering this semester than ever before.
Comedians from Gainesville and across the U.S will perform improv for four days during the 10th annual Gainesville Improv Festival in one location, unlike past years.
For the sixth year in a row, sheriff’s deputies will join the community for barbecue and horse riding.
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