Student Government elections presidential candidates met for lunch this week to discuss collaboration between the Unite Party and the Students Party.
The chief strategist of President Barack Obama’s re-election campaign and the chairman of the Florida Democratic Party encouraged students to re-elect the president at a rally Wednesday night.
The Gainesville Police Department has been working for the last month to reduce graffiti in town.
For many on campus, Friday is the start of a much needed Spring Break.
Undecided students got a chance to explore and choose majors at an informational fair Wednesday.
While students begin to rent caps and gowns, local hotel managers say they haven’t seen rooms fill up this fast since the days of Tebow.
The Gainesville Public Safety Committee decided Wednesday to ask the City Commission to let downtown food trucks and other vendors stay open until 3 a.m. and to let businesses sell alcohol on a parking lot there.
The Fightin’ Gator Marching Band is seeking donations to help fund its trip to the 2012 Olympic Games in London.
One day after a fire engulfed the kitchen at Satchel’s Pizza, owner Satchel Raye said he’s hopeful about rebuilding.
Gainesville police arrested two UF students on charges of rape Tuesday.
NASHVILLE -- By the time John Jenkins hit his game-high sixth 3-pointer, Brad Beal was willing to place the Vanderbilt guard in the same breath as his favorite NBA player.
Voter turnout in the city runoff election Tuesday was at a typical low, attracting about 14 percent of the 72,176 registered voters.
The Gators’ postseason forecast remains unclear, so they’re not planning too far ahead.
Former Tampa Mayor Pam Iorio told students and Gainesville residents in a speech she gave Wednesday afternoon that everyone has the potential to be an effective leader.
Brian Johnson was 1,254 miles from Gainesville, playing in the Cape Cod League, when he began to feel some discomfort in his shoulder.
Tim Walton said it’s possible to win without depth. The Gators will just take his word for it.
Tucked away in the lush fields of Tennessee, 80,000 music fans gather annually for four days of music, art and fresh air.
Florida moved one match closer to its 100th consecutive home win Wednesday. By beating Florida State, the Gators moved to 52-1 all-time against the Seminoles.
When I first listened to “Anna Sun,” the new three-song EP from Cincinnati, Ohio’s Walk The Moon, the straightforward melodic hooks sounded almost timeless.
The Gators had their most prolific two-game offensive stretch ever last weekend.
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