UF’s Student Nighttime Auxiliary Patrol will ask for more funding this Summer.
Sen. Bernie Sanders, I-Vt., and Donald Trump may seem extremely different in their views, but they are noticeably similar in their public appeal. Bernie is a democratic socialist who favors the European socialist way of running government, which involves government-imposed wealth equality via hefty taxes. Trump lies on the opposite end of the spectrum, believing in the magical powers of capitalism and pure competition. That’s right — a democratic socialist and the single-most capitalistic name in history could be duking it out this November. We may be in for quite the show.
The Alachua County Victim Services and Rape Crisis Center recently invited survivors of interpersonal violence to submit artwork by March 4.
Gainesville Police said they may have caught the man responsible for exposing himself to a dozen women since December.
Rebekah Robbins found inspiration Tuesday night.
Josh Venkataraman has more than 8,000 signatures, but he’s missing one.
As the Department of Health’s website posts daily updates on the Zika virus, traveling UF staff and students are taking precautions.
As of Sunday, South Florida has 102 fewer pythons.
After she didn’t like her brownie, a Sanford, Florida, woman threatened officers with a dust mop handle.
A Gainesville man with “laugh now” and “cry later” tattooed on his biceps was arrested Sunday after police said he pushed his father around.
Flying through the air and serving drinks is only part of Corey Souza’s job.
Evergreen Cemetery’s first headstone still sits on the 53 acres of historical land.
I’ve deliberately abstained from writing about the 2016 election. In both the Alligator and elsewhere, we are so constantly bombarded with election coverage and “hot takes” that I think the last thing the world needs is another college kid’s narrow perspective. However, I feel the need to describe my experience last Friday at the University of South Florida Sun Dome.
Police arrested a UF student Saturday night after they said he drove his Mazda off a small brick wall near the Hub.
The Veterans Entrepreneurship Program, which helps disabled veterans start and run businesses, is accepting applications until Feb. 29.
On the side of Northwest 16th Avenue, a group of Officer Scott Baird’s family, friends and colleagues lit candles in his memory.
A UF student was arrested Sunday morning after police said he fought them outside Fat Daddy’s Bar on West University Avenue.
After they posed for a photo with UF’s Albert and Alberta, people of all ages walked down a red carpet at Friday’s Night to Shine, a prom for people with special needs.
At-risk children from Marion County and Alachua County learned about overcoming violence Saturday.
About three months ago, Juan Juarez swiped right.
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