UF and Santa Fe College students can now find out if a registered sex offender or predator is at their school with the release of a new online database on Florida’s Sex Offender Registry.
Chomsky is coming.
Under Mary Wise’s tenure as coach, the Gators have lost to the Bulldogs only once.
“The worst thing a Latino parent can have is a gay child.”
On Tuesday, Turlington Plaza will once again become a center for controversy.
Savannah Jordan has a knack for making game-changing plays.
Sixteen proposals have been chosen for the first $15 million round of UF’s preeminence funding after a month-long selection process.
Florida finished on top Sunday on the final day of the Bedford Cup at the Ring Tennis Complex.
About 80 people gathered Saturday at the University Auditorium for a memorial service for Christian Aguilar, where UF representatives awarded him a posthumous degree and his family announced the release of a new search-and-rescue app.
In perfect unison with those around her, Lauren Eisenschenk marched onto the field under the cloudless blue sky. Small puffs of dust rose from the ground with each step. She lifted her mellophone to her lips, and she was ready.
Due to the government shutdown, UF has about two months until it must begin making tough choices about how to fund federally supported research.
Gainesville Police arrested a man early Sunday after he threatened two teenagers for walking on a cow pasture.
Alachua County Animal Services announced free cat adoption last week due to a surplus of cats and kittens in the shelter. The free adoption period will run until Oct. 31.
A UF graduate student conducted a study for smell sensitivity that led to confirming a diagnosis of early stage Alzheimer’s disease.
The city of Gainesville has become animated with the opening of the Anime Art Museum.
Greetings from City of Gainesville Student Community Relations Advisory Board
This past Thursday, I attended an event hosted by CAMERA and UF Hillel titled “Less Hamas, More Hummus.”
What I am about to say might not win me any friends at the Alligator, but I must be frank: The current state of American journalism is doing its part to destroy American democracy.
He’s reached worldwide fame while preserving his anonymity, putting the spotlight on the underground street-art scene.
In May, TIME magazine published a trend piece about millennials titled “The Me Me Me Generation,” but it failed to mention one interesting characteristic of our often-scolded generation: We’re turning the wine industry over on its head.
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