UF student senators passed a resolution against unprecedented high tuition increases at Tuesday’s Student Senate meeting.
Andrew Small didn’t think he was looking at an Internet star when a skinny puppy wandered out of the woods near his bus stop in Crystal River.
Insect experts said there will be more bugs in Gainesville during the next few months due to an unusually warm winter.
Gas prices do not seem to be decreasing any time soon, and the increased prices may become a major issue in the presidential campaign depending on how high they go this summer.
Residents can help beautify the city this weekend by spending a day picking up trash.
A Gainesville man was robbed while stting in a car Monday night.
When I was 10 years old, my family took me to Disney World.
This letter is addressed to the anti-choice bunch that makes its yearly rounds through the colleges and universities of our dear country.
According to some political pundits, there’s a war going on in the United States.
A new nightclub in Midtown will open its doors for the first time tonight.
Eighty-one students sat silently in the Florida Gym on Monday night as their professor presented evidence of 97 students cheating in his computer course.
This summer, one of Gainesville’s oldest fan shops will transform into a modern, music-thumping bar.
Former Senate President pro tempore Jason Tiemeier’s apology, while well overdue, leaves much to be desired.
Joey Sasvari and Cameron MacMillan, UF Entrepreneurship graduates, formed New Charity Era in 2010.
The first main event the Women's Student Association will host is the second annual Masculine Mystique Panel, which will take place Wednesday at 7 p.m.
The Gainesville Community Fest, a new community festival, will be open from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday at the Alachua County Fairgrounds.
Dr. Pedro Jose Greer will speak about the plight of the underprivileged as seen through the eyes of a medical doctor at 6 p.m. in Pugh Hall.
Before we left to part ways for a week, Gators transformed campus with a BURGERevolution.
After passing a statewide budget that hit universities’ wallets hard, Florida legislators passed bills that will allow UF to increase tuition more than 15 percent and self-insure state employees.
Solutions by The State News
