Latashia Brimm is community food project coordinator and Staci White is community food project logistics team support at Grace Grows.
The Florida men’s golf team returns to play this weekend at the Fighting Illini Invitational. As the season ramps back up, expectations are high for the program.
Florida starts its SEC conference slate Friday against Vanderbilt after demolition at the hands of then No. 2 North Carolina last time out 7-1.
Florida linebacker Ventrell Miller underwent surgery and will miss the remainder of the 2021 season.
After a year of online performances, “Murder For Two” is opening for a live, socially distanced and masked audience at the Hippodrome Theatre this weekend. The premiere will be split between Friday and Saturday to allow for smaller audiences.
Through education and community building activities like thrift swaps, the UF Thrift Club is making slow fashion increasingly attainable for students.
The remix album to Lady Gaga's 2020 album “Chromatica” brings on dozens of collaborators and elevates the “Chromatica” musical universe into its highest hyperpop potential.
Florida sits just over 48 hours from its match with No. 1 Alabama, and our Michael Hull sat down with The Crimson White sports editor Ashlee Woods to learn more about the Crimson Tide.
Florida loses its third consecutive match after a 3-1 loss to Florida State Wednesday night.
Gators baseball announce spring 2022 schedule, which begins on Feb. 18 and features matchups against Miami and FSU.
After receiving two non-specific bomb threat phone calls Santa Fe College officials closed the campus and cancelled all classes for the evening. Santa Fe Police investigated the threats and found no device on college property.
Aproximadamente entre 11,000 y 12,000 estudiantes dependen del autobús como medio de transporte hacia y desde la escuela en cualquier año escolar, dijo Johnson. Para que ocurra la educación, los estudiantes deben llegar a la escuela todos los días, y eso requiere conductores.
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration will consider follow-up vaccines in a meeting Sept. 17. For now, while full approval is not established, only those who are immunocompromised have access to the boosters at UF Health.
It leaves him thinking: Twenty years of war. And for what? It’s 2001 all over again.
The ACPS website now includes a late bus tracker that lists which routes are late each day and states whether there was a driver in extreme delays.
City manager Lee Feldman submitted his letter of resignation Sept. 13, and his last day in city hall will be Nov. 12. The Gainesville City Commission also discussed terminating Gainesville Regional Utilities general manager Ed Bielarski at the Sept. 13 meeting, but he will be keeping his job.
A crowd of more than 200 mostly maskless Gainesville city employees and their families donning “Make America Great Again” hats and shirts attended the event in support of a lawsuit attempting to reverse Gainesville’s vaccine mandate for city employees.
The Alachua County Commission announced its Plant of the Month Program Sept. 1 in a county newsletter. It aims to bring community members together and encourage county residents to grow their own food for their benefit. Alachua County Commissioner Mary Alford partnered with UF’s Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences and Working Food, a local nonprofit, to plan her idea.
There are 13 fewer positive total cases since last week, a decrease of about 31%. There were thirteen less student cases and three less positive employee cases, a decrease of 60%.
Dr. Ron Berry is the director of the University of Florida Student Health Care Center.
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