Students will soon be able to check out Gainesville bars and clubs without leaving their apartments with an extension of an app made for barhopping.
After carrying Florida to a series win at Tennessee during the weekend, Brian Johnson took a curtain call Tuesday night.
When Michael R. Edmonds Jr. took his own life by jumping from Ben Hill Griffin Stadium’s upper level Sunday night, the meaning of the location was permanently changed.
Furry felines will be lounging in luxury in their new adoption facility at Alachua County Animal Services, thanks to some help from UF.
Florida coach Billy Donovan has found a summer job.
Florida appears to finally be back on the right track.
The Gainesville community will get the chance to relax in the sun while listening to the sounds of Rooney and Mac Miller on Saturday at UF’s first Swampfest.
The Gators’ offense has gotten quite a bit of attention.
Gainesville Police Department wants to keep a stricter lookout for people who don’t wear seat belts at night.
Rounding the last turn, the Gators now have the finish line in sight. And with help from the veterans on the team, Florida has a chance to outsprint the competition.
Gov. Rick Scott signed Florida’s budget Tuesday, confirming $300 million in budget cuts for the State University System.
UF students will soon be able to use their free printing credits without standing in lines in the Reitz Union’s Student Government Printing Lab.
Some of the about 100 students at Tuesday’s Save CISE sit-in analyzed algorithms as they lined the walls of Weil Hall. Others programmed. One played Farmville.
The Student Senate passed two bills at Tuesday night’s meeting that propose restructuring part of Student Government’s executive branch.
After conducting a national search, UF Hillel has hired a new campus rabbi.
Lace up your tennis shoes, grab some grubby clothes and don’t be afraid to get dirty at the Florida Museum of Natural History on Saturday.
Gainesville Police arrested a man accused of throwing eggs and breaking a front-door window with a 2-by-4 on Tuesday morning.
Fuzzy, tan cocoons might not look as threatening as hordes of crimson-headed caterpillars, but touching them can still cause students and area residents to have allergic reactions.
Politicians, especially those who have been in office for a while, often talk a lot about reforming the “system.”
This year, some Japanese researchers applied their marvelous engineering talents to one of the most abominable creations in modern history: the SpeechJammer.
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