A California man was arrested early Thursday morning after police said he kicked down a door and tried to rip out another man’s earrings.
“America’s Got Talent” 2010 finalist John Quale will bring his extravagant style to Gainesville today.
This week marks the beginning of spring and all its pollen, allergies and random afternoon thunderstorms.
About 20 people were pied in the face Thursday night, and it was all for the kids.
Don’t be surprised if Hume Field resembles Hogwarts this weekend.
A new Jewish community center will break ground Sunday, starting the construction of a center that is currently housed in a trailer.
I am writing on behalf of Sen. Katie Waldman.
With an economy in flux, Gainesville still has an unemployment rate of 7.4 percent.
To help UF students overcome stress, Carol Perrine hypnotizes them.
Pi Kappa Phi is back.
Gainesville Police arrested a second member of the Sigma Phi Epsilon fraternity and charged him with stealing about $600 worth of plastic sheets from a Home Depot last week.
Students can try Cheerwine-flavored food today at a fan party for the popular southeastern cherry-flavored beverage.
Advocacy groups and others, including some UF students and professors, are demanding the arrest of George Zimmerman, who shot 17-year-old Trayvon Martin on Feb. 26.
Occupy Wall Street movements from across the Southeast will meet this weekend for a gathering north of Gainesville.
Tuesday night, the Unite Party trampled on the students of this university once again by failing to recognize the most qualified applicants for several committee seats.
This year, UF’s Shakespeare in the Park tackled “A Midsummer Night’s Dream,” a comedy of interlocking plots surrounding the marriage of the Duke of Athens to the Queen of the Amazons.
University researchers and Gainesville businesses have united to get residents talking about science.
Katie Waldman will chair Student Senate’s Allocations Committee, which oversees money given to Student Government-funded student organizations.
Tension in the Florida Legislature and the ineffective dominance of the Republican Party are creating difficulties in Tallahassee, political journalist Steve Bousquet said Tuesday.
For the first time, a UF student organization will dedicate a month to raising awareness about the daily oppression Palestinians face.
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