President Bernie Machen recently unveiled a plan to create more student study space on the first floor of Marston Science Library.
In Tuesday’s article on the availability of The New York Times on campus, the Alligator made some serious errors in reporting.
We are told the right to have an abortion was given to us by female-friendly politicians and a liberal Supreme Court, but that’s just not true.
It’s 7 a.m. on a Sunday, and you feel like your heart is going to burst.
If you broke my life down into a series of fun facts, one of the first five would have something to do with loving the music and the persona of Taylor Swift. I think she’s really great.
This week, our thoughts and best wishes are with the members of the Roswell, N.M., and Tampa communities after two tragic shootings that resulted in deaths and injuries. Remember the golden rule of defending public safety as a citizen: If you see something, say something.
A new store is opening in Gainesville for shoppers with expensive taste on a budget.
Gators can get psychedelic this weekend at a Woodstock-inspired concert.
A quilt exhibit by a local artist has stitched its way into the art scene.
To keep online services from lagging behind, UF is proceeding with plans to modernize its current student record system.
Gainesville now has a one-stop website for residents to access its data.
A local organization protested outside a Gainesville-based robotics company Wednesday in response to the U.S. Army awarding the business millions of dollars for drone development.
UF has flourished this year when sending a full-court press at opposing teams, and Tuesday night was the perfect example of how successful it has been for Billy Donovan’s unit.
Students preparing for the Spring start of GatorNights should note a time change.
A Santa Fe College student was arrested Wednesday on a felony charge and held in jail with a $15,000 bond after police said he tried to shoot a BB gun at a security guard.
Police responded to an emergency phone call Wednesday night after a transformer blew in downtown Gainesville, leaving more than 400 Gainesville Regional Utilities customers without power.
Bikers on campus have a new obstacle to avoid — Krishna Lunchers.
The Gators have enough foul trouble on the court. Now, the problem has made its way off of it.
As residents bundle up to escape the low temperatures, farmers are worried less about themselves and more about their crops.
A UF graduate is slicing into the film industry with a new film starring Danny Trejo.
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