The Bartram apartments, located at 2337 SW Archer Road, notified its residents in March 2011 that it would close indefinitely because the complex had to undergo repairs.
Two bills that will restructure the executive branch of Student Government unanimously passed their second and final rounds of approval at Tuesday night’s Student Senate meeting.
In the latest issue of PARADE Magazine, Gainesville was ranked the No. 6 hardest-working city in America. Columbia, Mo., was ranked as No. 1.
Temperatures flirted with daily record lows Monday and Tuesday.
In January, at the start of my final semester in college, I found myself leading my peers at the country’s largest independent student-run newspaper.
Facing budget cuts, UF is planning to do some serious damage to the CISE department.
A conservative on a college campus can achieve a serene state of being that is pursued by many but accomplished by few: the status of a contrarian.
Over the next few months, music lovers from coast to coast will have the chance to experience what it’s like to fully indulge in music.
Before you go get a pedicure and flaunt your toes, here is a history of the paint that we have been adorning our nails with for thousands of years.
After seeing my comments in print, I must make this statement because I may have been misinterpreted in the meaning behind my comments to the Alligator.
Aundre Price wanted to join the most prestigious student honor society at UF.
Gov. Rick Scott vetoed a bill Friday that would have allowed UF to self-insure all of its employees.
A pack of cyclists funneled out on Monday evening, and one of the smallest women in the group led the stream. It was Karen Edmonds on her Trek 5200, the one her brother, Michael, found online back in 2007.
It’s the end of the semester, and it’s been a crazy one.
If you can recall, the first column I wrote for the Alligator was about being a freshman spring admit here at UF.
This is yet another summer of superhero films. The predictability of Hollywood would be excruciating if there wasn’t so much to look forward to this summer.
I recently finished reading a newly published book by religious scholar Lee C. Camp titled, “Who is My Enemy? Questions American Christians Must Face about Islam — and Themselves.”
Our daily, scheduled lives are strung together by a series of contracts between friends, strangers and ourselves — contracts that we seem hesitant to honor.
If there was one channel that could sum up my childhood, it was Nickelodeon.
After her freshman year, with a traditional internship already under her belt, Samantha Block wanted to try something new, in a big city.
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