A group of five Alachua County professionals will soon board a plane to Washington, D.C. to discuss the prevalence of inmates with mental illnesses in American jails.
An event today is hoping to bring together UF’s Greek and LGBTQ+ communities.
Three UF landscape architecture students will be honored for winning all categories of a landscape-design competition Thursday.
The Heavener School of Business will get a new associate dean and director.
This weekend, students will be able to paddle through pollution.
Unless you’re with UF gymnastics, the Stephen C. O’Connell Center is off limits.
UF’s College of Pharmacy is providing more free health screenings at its annual health fair on Friday.
Mike Myers will teach Gainesville residents how to repurpose and upcycle household items on Wednesday.
The Food and Drug Administration recently imposed stricter requirements for the labeling of opioid medication, but how it will affect misuse among students is currently unclear.
UF Hillel will give back to others with PB&J sandwiches at the first Mitzvah Madness today at 6 p.m.
We live in a world full of myths. Never mind the tales of full-grown, orphaned men laying waste to our city streets in fighting over who can pull off the better tights-and-cape combo, or the tales of bewildered country leaders decrying man-induced climate change a hoax by bringing a snowball onto the Senate floor during a committee hearing. (Wait, that might have actually happened last year with a certain Sen. Jim Inhofe, R-Okla.)
Yes, I am alive. Despite my hilariously controversial column last week, I emerged from the backlash unscathed. I don’t take the criticism personally — I find it hard to take offense from peasants. Despite this, the folks who responded negatively were aggressive. I don’t feel comfortable walking through campus anymore; I’m afraid I’ll be assaulted by a radical follower of the #StopMichael movement. So, I’ve shaved my beard and placed a paper bag over my head to hide from potential assassins.
College is already hard enough as it is. Why would you even think about something like a student credit card to add to the number of things you have to be responsible for? Well, just like your degree will be a part of you long after you graduate, so will your credit score. A student credit card can be your ticket to graduating with an excellent credit score, which will leave you with plenty of handy financial options.
Hello, Gators!
Vendor applications will soon be due for the 37th Annual Fifth Avenue Arts Festival, which includes new entertainment and themes.
Quintino De Sousa filmed a commercial for an app-development contest using Library West’s new video software.
A former NFL player told UF students to be themselves at TEDxUF on Friday night.
Song and dance filled Bartley Temple United Methodist Church on Sunday.
Mike Rivera couldn’t react in time.
A 30-foot long inflatable colon stood in the UF Health Shands Hospital Atrium on Friday.
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