Hundreds of thousands of email addresses, passwords, IDs and names of students and faculty members from schools including Harvard University and Princeton University were taken as a part of #ProjectWestWind.
Gainesville was No. 4 in the small cities category of a best college town ranking this year, one spot higher than its previous ranking and six spots ahead of Tallahassee.
After spending the last four years in a complex managed by The Collier Companies, I can tell you that it’s not always a fun-filled party in the sun when dealing with the managers.
During his recruitment, Omar Hunter was far from a lock to attend Florida.
University Police arrested a UF student allegedly under the influence of drugs after a confrontation with a UPD officer Thursday afternoon.
The Student Government Election Commission issued a warning to the Students Party Thursday for violating election codes and campaigning prior to the correct time period allotted.
The Gainesville Police Department announced that after 5 p.m. Friday, the volunteer check-in post at the Florida Farm Bureau, located at 5600 SW 34th St., will be closed.
Gainesville students and community members can swing back in time to enjoy dancing and music this weekend at the Florida Swing Dancing Club’s Gainesville Lindy Exchange.
Lingerie will be on display at 11:55 p.m. on Turlington Plaza for the 15th Great Underwear Dash, according to an email from an event organizer.
Two Conservative pundits will bring their points of view to UF in the coming days.
When redshirt senior Kat Williamson suffered a meniscus tear in her right knee against FIU on Sept. 2, freshman center back Christen Westphal lost her mentor.
Hunter Joyer feels he has something to prove.
Today is Will Claye Day in Gainesville.
Students packed the Reitz Union Colonnade late Wednesday night to hear the results of the UF Student Government’s Fall 2012 Student Senate elections.
Democrats and Republicans gathered across the city to listen to President Barack Obama and Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney.
Kittens wearing bow ties, tiny giraffes and sleepy sloths could make students more productive.
UF’s Community Alcohol Coalition met Wednesday at Emerson Alumni Hall to present campus alcohol statistics and to reveal plans to help students with alcohol-related issues such as an on-campus Alcoholics Anonymous group.
About 90 students will come together to play three pieces at the “Scheherazade!” concert at 7:30 p.m. in the University Auditorium.
The Gators’ defense will have some reinforcements to help slow down the Tigers’ offense on Saturday.
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