This semester, students flocking to the Southwest Recreation Center will be greeted by more space and new equipment.
The Stephen C. O'Connell Center received a $900,000 facelift this summer that was unveiled to the public Saturday at UF's Football and Volleyball Fan Day.
After more than a year of activist outcry and some attempts at compromise, the Gainesville City Commission unanimously eliminated a much-debated soup kitchen restriction Thursday.
For the the third straight year, the cost of tuition for UF students is increasing by 15 percent this fall.
Students will once again be able to catch a break on their textbook expenses for one day this fall.
On behalf of the UF Student Body, welcome to The Gator Nation!
Welcome to Gainesville, home of the University of Florida and Santa Fe College at the heart of The Gator Nation.
So much about today is new.
Coach Will Muschamp said Saturday that he is standing behind wide receivers coach Aubrey Hill despite the assistant’s connection to the University of Miami scandal that was unearthed last week.
If there is one thing we, as a nation, need to start picking on, it's homeless shelters.
A new campus initiative is designed to give students a shoulder to lean on this fall.
With a new semester and a new football season around the corner, the Gators aren’t the only ones “trying to get better each and every day.”
You don't have to binge and purge five times a day to need help.
After two achingly close chances at a first career goal during the Gators’ two-game swing in Miami, freshman Tessa Andujar wasn’t going to miss her next opportunity.
If there’s one thing Brooke Chancey has learned as a career backup goalie at UF, it’s that she has to earn every minute she gets on the pitch.
CWS Run Ends On Sour Note: Florida’s baseball team rode Preston Tucker’s bat and a strong pitching staff to its first SEC Tournament Title since 1991. But the season will be remembered by a sweep at the hands of South Carolina in the CWS Finals in Omaha, Neb.
In the spring Student Government elections, students were promised campus-wide free printing, but they may get a lot more than that.
UF students seeking a typical Gainesville pool party may not have to look further than their own backyard in the near future, though it could come at a cost.
The UF campus is now only a tap away.
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