It’s not common for a popular band to come from a college town, but Gainesville has hatched some very cool musicians. Among them, about 21 years ago, came the ska-punk-rock band, Less Than Jake.
The first date is going well. The young couple is having a great time. The food is delicious.
The controversy that surrounded Lindsay Lohan for years has given her a reputation of being inconsiderate and messy. Recently, however, she has been finding ways to rebuild her image and heal from addiction.
Something is emerging on campus. Maybe it is the heat that brought them out.
Those looking to buy nail polish remover at CVS no longer have to worry about bringing their IDs.
Kevin Bradshaw was supposed to be a basketball legend.
In 2008, Gainesville was named the “Best Place to Start a Band in the United States” by Blender magazine. Since then, the music scene has grown and changed with the addition of new music bars and clubs, festivals and concerts. Gainesville is enriched with musical talent and entertainment venues.
More than a month after a local man was shot and killed at a southwest Gainesville apartment complex, police are still looking for the alleged killer.
Nicolas Rojas spent his last day in Gainesville graduating, moving out of his apartment and trying to untangle a mess.
The Gator Nation is now pocket-sized.
Florida lost several defensive standouts to the NFL, but it has one weapon who did not see the field last year — junior Ronald Powell.
To manage traffic issues in Gainesville, some residents and city officials are desiring a new solution: a streetcar.
As a walk-on freshman running back in 2012, Mark Herndon went to bed hungry many nights.
With its season opener against Florida Gulf Coast just two days away, the Florida soccer team has a new core ready to lead the team.
Graduate assistants can look forward to getting a little more green for their work.
Ziva Recek was as good as anyone could have expected in 2012.
Welcome to the Fall 2013 semester!
Welcome back to Gainesville, Gators! Did you miss the soupy weather? The dependable afternoon monsoons? The herds of lanyard-wearing, starry-eyed freshmen around every corner? Of course you did!
Earlier this summer, I worked as an intern at the AFL-CIO national headquarters in Washington, DC.
Eating on campus doesn’t have to be expensive.
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