The store could be built on a battlesite from the Second Seminole War if approved by the county
Downtown renovations will total more than $385,000
The first of a two-day UF Board of Trustees meeting Thursday, the board’s first in person since June, was dominated by timetables for COVID-19 vaccines, the specifics of mandatory testing and what UF will look like as students return to campus.
Temperatures in Gainesville reached 32 degrees Fahrenheit Tuesday, and are expected to drop further throughout December. To help residents get through inclement weather circumstances, Gainesville has programs and mechanisms to prepare people and keep them safe.
Accent Speakers Bureau, a UF Student Government agency, hosted Riggle over Zoom Wednesday night in its final Fall event.
The Gators defeated the Charleston Southern Buccaneers by 15 points Wednesday.
The Gators managed a comeback win over Army on Wednesday in their first game of the season.
“Need a Friend” tackles mental health struggles and details the necessity of finding support. Jeshua Oneal, who worked on the song with Azazus, said the artists were inspired by their own battles with anxiety and depression.
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The Gators look to rebound from a tough loss to FSU when they take the court against CSU.
It's time to hold your breath and cross your fingers.
The Gators lost their first game of the season to the Noles Tuesday night at Florida State.
After postponing their basketball game against FSU, the Gators are now traveling to Florida State to take on the Seminoles.
Organizations have continued to prioritize and strengthen their mentorship programs despite the digital divide
Following a tumultuous year, Superintendent Karen Clarke is fired effective Dec. 1
Students have adapted to reduced services and smaller opportunities
The Gators will make the trip to the Basketball Hall of Fame Bubbleville, after all.
The project encourages sustainability through fashion trading
First-hand experience working as an epidemiologist and contact tracer during this pandemic has provided me with a unique perspective in that, while I fully appreciate and adhere to guidelines, I am also able to acknowledge and address the hesitancy and skepticism of others.
From the perspective of an outsider, the idea of following science as means to protect the general population possibly ending up in litigation or political blowback is absolutely ridiculous.
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