He’s a freshman, but he sure didn’t look like one Thursday night.
One of Lucinda Lavelli’s favorite memories as a dean was made when her role allowed her to visit the Eisenhower Executive Office Building in Washington, D.C., where she was moved to the side of the hallway by security.
Bob Cox decided to participate in the Lionfish Challenge because he photographs lionfish and wants to help reduce the negative impact they have on marine life.
The Student Senate unanimously passed two resolutions regarding personal identity through first readings at Tuesday night’s meeting.
I was born and raised in Miami. The first time I left for more than a few weeks was to go to Gainesville.
Alyssa Nance, a junior at F.W. Buchholz High School, was in a dreamlike state when she first stepped onto the grand stage of Carnegie Hall.
Gainesville Police arrested a man Tuesday for allegedly raping a woman in May.
Newly discovered fossil evidence has overridden the previous assumption that ancient primates only had nails on their fingers and toes.
In early August, the Matheson History Museum will unveil “Gators and Beyond: A Sports History of Alachua County.”
Gainesville Police arrested a woman accused of stealing from Walmart Tuesday night.
The Harn Museum of Art is featuring Gainesville’s newest brewery at its third Harn on Tap event.
Last week I explained why the World Cup is the greatest event in sports.
Bailey Lawhon was 20 when he was diagnosed with stage 3 melanoma. Lawhon underwent six months of treatment and has been in remission for two years.
Fareed Johnson was selling hair extensions and beauty products from a van two years ago. The van eventually broke down and, with it, his business model. Despite the loss, he kept working toward the dream of owning his own business.
I was born and raised in Miami. The first time I left for more than a few weeks was to go to Gainesville.
As the Florida Gators athletics season winds down, we look back at some of the best athletes for the university. Our panel of Mark Stine, Chris O’Brien, Dylan Rudolph, Alanis Thames and Andrew Huang selected its nominees for the alligatorSports Athlete of the Year award:
President Donald Trump, as you undoubtedly know, constantly reveals fissures in the American public. He has shown, time and again, where the faults and cracks run through our shared ideologies — where they break, at times being separated by wide chasms, and where they meet.
New York City is a place of glimmering lights and shiny buildings that demand your attention.
I can’t say I knew a lot of things when I started my first term as senator for Infinity Hall. Not only does our Senate lack any sort of transitioning between past positions, but I also happened to be the first ever senator for Infinity Hall — so it’s not like anyone could tell me what my predecessors were up to.
As soon as he finished his swing, he knew.
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