President Donald Trump signed an executive order backing free speech on campus Thursday.
When Gainesville Police searched a car Wednesday, they found a can of Pepsi, but it didn’t have soda.
The money will be used over the course of two years
There’s a place in this world where nearly 1 in 4 women report experiencing sexual violence, where nearly 50 percent of its population is without reliable food, where 1,200 people were killed in 2015 and where 414,490 people were displaced from their homes. This place is Burundi. Never heard of it? Exactly.
Applying for college was one of the most difficult academic challenges of my life. It was the compilation of years and years of all-nighters, skipped social events, supportive teachers (and not-so-supportive teachers), my parents’ sacrifices and so much work. I poured all of myself into my college applications because going to college was my most important goal.
With our whole “stand up and yodel” day of giving in our collective recent memories, I think it would be fitting to talk about our class councils.
It’s no secret that money, a well-known family name and connections can bring advantages when it comes to college. Wealthy and famous families often donate huge amounts of money to the schools they want their children to attend. When families aren’t donating to higher education institutions, they can simply capitalize on their names and connections. Honestly, who could ever deny the kids of an A-list celebrity?
Johannes Ingildsen didn’t do any kind of crazy celebration when he clinched the match.
He will be paid $10,500 for his performance
She remains in jail
Kelly Barnhill looked over at pitcher Katie Chronister’s signal, looked down at her wristband on her left arm and exhaled.
Four Eastside High School students were selected as the District Representative for performance at the District 12 Thespian Competition and will represent District 12 at the Florida State Thespian Competition March 20-23
Gainesville band drops new album before show at Hardback Cafe
Who is Kevin "Kahnman" Callahan?
UF graduate returns from LA for Gainesville show
A season filled with accolades and triumphs is nearing a close, but all of it ceases to matter come Wednesday.
The Gators men’s tennis team is about to face arguably its toughest remaining regular-season test.
The No. 6 Florida softball team (24-6) suffered its second-consecutive series loss to open SEC play after a 3-2 walk-off loss against No. 8 LSU (24-6) on Monday. Here are how the Gators have lost back-to-back series for the first time since 2011:
A trio of hat tricks and a second-half surge wasn’t enough to earn the victory for the Gators lacrosse team.
The first quarter seemed to be over.
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