Hundreds gathered around Lake Wauburg to talk and eat pizza as they celebrated Filipino heritage Sunday.
Gainesville residents who want to start a business can get a crash course in entrepreneurship at a workshop starting Saturday.
Santa Fe College police officers will get body cameras in the next year.
A new street sign with a flashing light has been added near the Hub in the hopes of reducing accidents and helping direct traffic.
Students can now get free yellow ponchos from eight places across UF’s campus.
Walking through Plaza of the Americas on Thursday, some students created a map of Florida using coffee beans. Others posed for photos holding signs that read “I love you a latte.”
Logan Elmore spent about eight months during the last academic year getting to know an elderly Alachua County couple and engaging them in their community.
This Saturday, visitors of the Florida Museum of Natural History can learn about how butterflies inspired medieval artists.
Hume Hall residents were evacuated Tuesday night after an alarm and at least one sprinkler went off, causing flooding.
Only one independent candidate won his seat after Impact Party took the rest of the Student Senate seats Wednesday night.
When Robert Dentmond’s name was read aloud, UF law student Medens Gerbier dropped to the ground, red handprints painted on her shirt.
In a suit and tie, UF President Kent Fuchs did 12 pushups Wednesday to send a message about veteran suicide rates.
Before he was hired, J.C. Deacon made UF athletics director Jeremy Foley a promise.
After being introduced as Florida’s new athletics director on Tuesday, Scott Stricklin said he intends to carry out Florida’s athletic facility upgrades as planned.
In a small conference room in a corner of Ben Hill Griffin Stadium, 13 people waited for Jeremy Foley to speak.
Students wearing suits and business skirts filtered into Southwest Recreation Center alongside peers in tank tops and running shorts Tuesday morning.
UF’s Queer, Transgender People of Color United is holding a week of events to educate others about the group.
Not My System made an appearance one day before Fall Student Government election results are announced.
Residents of Infinity Hall experienced problems Tuesday as they voted for the first student candidate seeking to represent them.
A multimillion dollar grant to UF’s College of Education will help researchers detect and help students with emotional disorders.
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