About half of the 2,000 free student memberships offered by the Samuel P. Harn Museum of Art and funded by a Student Government grant have been grabbed.
The Hippodrome State Theatre reached its goal of $15,000 to fund a transition to digital film presentation so it can continue showing movies.
An increase in pedestrian-related accidents last year and earlier this year forced Gainesville Police to step its enforcement efforts up — starting with jaywalking tickets.
With campaign season in full swing, political parties are back on campus with posters, flyers, pledge cards, buttons and T-shirts.
Local inventors are going live with their online campaign to fund production of a device designed to cool beverages in seconds.
Anger is the most influential emotion on social media, a recent study shows, and negative online reactions to the Miss America pageant results seem to reinforce the findings.
The Reitz Union might get one more project tacked on to its construction to-do list.
Three local groups have teamed up to launch My Gainesville Map, a community project where residents can create personalized maps of the city.
With the 40th anniversary of the Endangered Species Act approaching, a new UF Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences survey has found that Floridians are making protecting endangered species a priority.
A year ago, Trey Burton was on top of the world.
Jayson Blaire said he wanted to join a fraternity before entering college — until he realized drinking heavily was one of the requirements to be accepted.
Opting for a vegan lifestyle can be a difficult step to take. It’s not one of those decisions you can make and forget about—like picking what kind of juice compliments your breakfast better.
Still looking for a scapegoat to take the fall for Florida’s red-zone struggles in its 21-16 loss to Miami in Sun Life Stadium on Sept. 7?
Going to college can be overwhelming, but transferring to a new college can be downright daunting.
With Week 2 of the NFL season in the books, here are a few former Gators who made the most tangible impact for their respective teams.
Collier Companies will host its first food truck rally to benefit Gators March for Babies and the March of Dimes at the Enclave apartments on Thursday from 5 to 9 p.m.
For the outdoor-loving UF student, there are two big organizations to know: OAR and TRiP. They’re both great for students who love nature, exploring, and adventurous trips (we’re talking hiking, not cruising here).
After complaining about a dozen unkempt medians scattered near Millhopper Square along Northwest 16th and 23rd Avenue, one business owner is trying to take matters into his own hands. Rob Pruitt, the owner of Father Phil’s restaurant in Millhopper Square, said the weeds are bad for business.
Your résumé is a precious document. It sums up your most significant experiences and accomplishments on one black and white page.
Remember how stupid the SAT and ACT were? I do! In case you don’t, I’ll remind you. They were tests that supposedly measured your worth as a student and told universities whether you would be a positive addition. Except they didn’t do any of that. Instead, they made a lot of SAT and ACT prep class companies a lot of money. They were tests you realized meant absolutely nothing your first day of college. And you probably thought you were done with forever.
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