GAINESVILLE — KeVaughn Allen christened his new home by torching his old one.
A Gainesville nonprofit made its first donation of $15,000 to the UF Health Cancer Center on Monday to research an uncommon but deadly form of cancer.
The UF entomology club is decorating bugs with Santa Claus hats and fake snow to sell as ornaments for Christmas.
About 260 UF doctoral students wearing decorated caps became the first class to graduate in the renovated Stephen C. O’Connell Center on Friday.
Arianna Huffington’s Tuesday-night appearance at UF was canceled following an online comment referencing a political assassin.
A UF piano professor has been named director of UF’s School of Music.
As they clean before Winter Break, people can donate gently used clothes and items today.
While in his third term serving in Student Government’s Student Senate, Access Party Minority Leader Ford Dwyer resigned from his seat Tuesday night.
When political protests broke out on Turlington Plaza after the U.S. presidential election, Nick Runde said he wanted to unite students.
UF Health researchers are using a three-year grant to help medical and law enforcement officials recognize prescription drug abuse patterns.
A student in UF’s Warrington College of Business is petitioning for smaller classes, citing packed lecture halls and limited space for in-person classes.
The second floor of the UF Health Science Center Library is now open 24/7 to help students get ready for finals.
On-campus organizations at UF are getting ready to help students get through finals week.
An email sent out Sunday to Impact Party student senators told them not to respond to questions from the Alligator regarding constituency requirements.
CANNON BALL, N.D. (AP) — The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers said Sunday that it will not grant an easement for the Dakota Access oil pipeline in southern North Dakota, handing a victory to the Standing Rock Sioux tribe and its supporters, who argued the project would threaten the tribe’s water source and cultural sites.
UF’s Board of Trustees officially put their support behind Gainesville becoming the “New American City.”
Students can find ways to cope with their end-of-semester stress at a workshop today.
With a small drum set and a couple of microphones, the husband-and-wife band Us The Duo brought their original sounds Friday night to a packed room.
In 1998, Maxine Margolis felt angry.
A former NFL player came to UF on Thursday and invited more than 250 students to lunch.
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