About 80 students, professors and alumni attended the grand opening of a new digital media lab in Weimer Hall on Monday night.
A recent study shows the current generation’s college students are less interested in recycling and the environment than past students.
Regional Transit System saw an increase in ridership this year after partnering with Santa Fe College.
As the housing market improves, some city realtors say it is now more realistic — and cheaper — for students to buy houses or condominiums in Gainesville instead of renting one.
A Gainesville man was arrested Sunday night and accused of hitting a police dog after it tracked him down during a foot chase.
When UF sophomore Opeola Bukola sits down to do her assigned reading, she doesn’t drop a stack of textbooks on her desk — she just taps on her tablet.
Students can discuss recent changes made by the Florida Legislature with a political journalist today at the Bob Graham Center in Pugh Hall.
The hat looked like it survived a war, and its surface was so full of bumps from shrapnel it felt like Braille.
Isabella McKee, 9, sat on Roxy’s back, swaying and smiling as the Asian elephant thumped along a circular path.
Every hour on the hour, Megan MacFarlane dropped a shot of Bailey’s Irish Cream and a shot of Jameson Irish Whiskey into a plastic cup filled halfway with Guinness.
A recently created monthly event in downtown Gainesville has some business owners seeing an increase in downtown visitors.
Student Government plans to install six cellphone charging stations across campus this week.
Kappa Alpha Psi fraternity was named Friday morning as the second fraternity recently involved in hazing at UF.
This was the philosophy of President Bush’s foreign policy: By bringing democracy to certain places in the Middle East, it will create a push for democracy in other authoritarian regimes.
Gregg Freas walked hand-in-hand with his 4-year-old son, Samuel, and pointed out the shiniest engines he could find for his boy.
The story you are about to read is true. The names have been changed to protect the innocent.
Often, the controversy that surrounds Student Government overshadows the good things that get done.
First, I would like to compliment Luke Bailey’s ongoing commitment to his conservative values.
Emily Cottrell was expecting to find liquor bottles when she spent St. Patrick’s Day cleaning up trash, but she didn’t expect to find a brand-new ID or part of a dashboard.
Renee Shifrin-Tannenholtz grinned ear to ear as she had her head shaved in front of a crowd of about 115 people.
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