For some, the Florida attorney general’s position may be seen as just another political stepping stone to bigger and better offices.
Saturday was about more than football for the 23 people who dragged 70-feet behind a boat and launched from the waves into the air at Lake Wauburg Saturday.
Rhythmic beats and traditional African dance were at the core of the African Student Union’s 38th annual showcase held at Lincoln Middle School Saturday night.
Comeback came in the form of a cougar for a group of UF students Saturday.
Geoffrey Giles, a UF professor in German history, spoke to about 350 people at the B’nai Israel Jewish Center for Holocaust Remembrance Day.
Dried up grass. Dried up funds. These are the givens as the summer months approach in Gainesville, and for William Eyerly, this is both unfortunate and totally expected.
About 300 students attended the Fierce and Fabulous Drag Show, a show for Pride Awareness Month that included several drag kings and queens.
Sharon McDow will be walking for a cure Saturday morning.
In an effort to attract more young voters, Florida Attorney General candidate Dave Aronberg will be paying a visit to Gainesville today and Saturday.
In his journey to become Florida’s newest senator, Congressman Kendrick Meek made a pit stop in Gainesville Wednesday night to listen to and talk with students.
Cheese-free pizza and soy ice cream awaited about 500 students on the Plaza of the Americas Wednesday during VegFest.
Florida Fight Nights is bringing mixed martial arts to Gainesville on Saturday at 8 Seconds (:08).
Although the 2010 U.S. Census only has 10 questions, county officials are still waiting for Alachua County residents to stand up and be counted.
Early voting in the city’s runoff elections began Monday, and so far, turnout is higher than the early voting turnout for Gainesville’s March election.
A Gainesville Regional Utilities employee was arrested on charges of stealing equipment and tools.
After debate over which university is the No. 1 party school, some UF students have developed their own ways of deciding.
City commissioners decided to support private investment in Five Points, a small urbanized area of the city, and land along Hawthorne Road in a Community Development Committee meeting Monday.
More window-smashing burglaries have occurred in student-dense areas.
UF researchers have proven there is a link between students’ home life and their performances on the FCAT.
UF’s cheerleading squad and pre-dental association teamed up to help keep Gainesville smiling.
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