Ninety people were ejected and eight were arrested at the Florida Gators’ Southeastern Conference-opening football game against the University of Kentucky on Saturday at Ben Hill Griffin Stadium.
Swamp Records and Grooveshark are now partners.
A 24-year-old man drowned in the Stoneridge Apartment complex pool early Saturday morning. His body was found at the bottom of the pool at about 5 a.m.
On her first day of volunteering at the Alachua County Victim Services and Rape Crisis Center, Michelle felt nervous, confident and excited she could help sexual assault victims.
UF’s Center for Entrepreneurship & Innovation has announced a formal partnership with local startup collective Starter Space.
The World Wildlife Fund has awarded a UF graduate student a prestigious fellowship for his research in ecological conservation.
For the first time, Gator Growl attendees can sip wine or beer before the headliners take the stage.
UF veterinary students could be receiving a break as the American Veterinary Medical Association works toward implementing new legislation on federal loan interest rates.
Mashli Fleurestil recognizes the diversity of UF’s Student Body, but as one black student out of 50,000, she feels that minorities are underrepresented.
As midterm elections approach, UF is encouraging students to sign up with the online voting resource, TurboVote.
Two UF students have launched a website called the Florida Political Review.
Resident assistants looking to live the single life started Fall with some unexpected company.
The takeover from Sakai to Canvas could take until Spring 2016.
A virus is affecting thousands in the Midwest with severe respiratory symptoms, and as flu season approaches, Gainesville doctors are on high alert.
The JAM turns two today — a milestone the owners didn’t think they’d see.
Two UF doctors are continuing the legacy of conducting research that won their mentors the Lasker-DeBakey Clinical Medical Research Award.
UF students will unite tonight at a candlelight vigil to honor the lives impacted by Sept. 11.
Capt. John Redmond of the Alachua County Sheriff’s Office remembers the fear.
Anna Morgan didn’t mind getting wet.
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