After missing out on a bowl game last season for the first time since 1990, the Gators football team is going bowling once again.
Tivoli Silas spent an entire week in the Reitz Union basement this semester.
The Levin College of Law dean search is back after President Emeritus Bernie Machen called off the search last Spring.
Following a federal court decision announced Wednesday, Florida same-sex couples can marry by early January — but some partners are hesitant to plan their ceremonies.
Silently, about 200 people collapsed on top of one another on the middle of Turlington Plaza. They lay lifelessly for four and a half minutes.
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One UF student died and another is left in critical condition after a motorcycle accident Friday night.
An adult Christmas rap, a retirement home spelling bee and the worst family Christmas photo ever taken will all take place on Friday night at the Hippodrome State Theatre.
Thousands of items lined The Repurpose Project’s shelves Saturday as customers celebrated the new location.
Gainesville Police welcomed a new horse to their Mounted Patrol Unit Friday.
In a 4-3 reversal decision early Friday, the Gainesville City Commission voted to return a one-mile sector of Northwest Eighth Avenue to a four-lane road.
When Bob Barnas, 66, of High Springs, served in Vietnam, a member of his company stepped on a land mine and was killed instantly.
A UF student government organization will host a consumerism and sustainability summit Wednesday.
Two UF geologists are working with NASA and the U.S. Geological Survey to study the effects of climate change on the dunes at Cape Canaveral, where NASA houses its launch equipment.
Gainesville Police arrested a man after officers said he robbed a man at gunpoint following an attempted marijuana drug deal at Archer Court Apartments Thursday evening.
Katheryn King spent Saturday dressed up as a 19th-century homemaker.
In his Friday’s letter to the editor, Kyle Gorman expressed concerns about the location of Krishna Lunch on the Plaza of the Americas. Our current location offers sitting places and convenience for students, as well as accessibility for setting up and serving the lunch.
During the first set of Florida’s match against Miami, the Gators looked uncharacteristically out of sync.
It was the block heard round the O’Connell Center.
Jim McElwain has the experience.
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