Two thousand gallons of wastewater spilled into a UF creek that connects to Lake Alice on Sunday, prompting state officials to sanitize the affected area.
The UF Board of Trustees will now help decide how UF Health Shands Hospital will manage $800 million of debt.
As students continued registering to run for Student Senate on Monday, Impact Party had a slight increase in applicants while Progress Party saw few students apply.
After two years in the city, UF President Kent Fuchs will be declared Gainesville’s citizen of the year today.
UF is the latest of 225 colleges and universities under federal investigation for possibly mishandling a sexual violence complaint.
The Swamp is dry. The Gators are hibernating. But that doesn’t mean Florida football fans can relax.
For four hours Sunday, Charlie Rash sat alone waiting for someone to sign up with his Student Government party.
“Thank you for all the memories,” Ornella Saragusti wrote in chalk on the wall of her home away from home Saturday.
In the past week, we’ve tried to give this new administration the bene t of the doubt. We’ve talked about choices, keeping in mind that statistically, half our readership voted for our new president. Though we’ve expressed hesitation at some of his more bombastic orders, we have tried to hope that in the end, moderation would win out. But we cannot do that anymore.
After tempers flared at a four-hour protest against the use of a swastika on campus, UF students relieved their stress with dogs and doughnuts Friday.
Students gathered on UF’s North Lawn on Friday to demolish a wall of hate, for some a metaphor for their country’s current political backdrop.
After a two-year ban from campus, the Zeta Beta Tau fraternity is back at UF.
Members of the UF community gathered around a man preaching about love on Friday — a day after students and faculty members protested against a man wearing a swastika armband.
Access Party will not run candidates for the Student Government executive ticket, the party president said Thursday.
A group of UF students is working to make gaming easier for one-handed players.
When Olivia Gabel asked rapper Hoodie Allen to perform her favorite song at UF, she didn’t expect him to respond.
When Jake Gustafson broke his leg halfway through his senior year of high school, he would never be able to play football again.
Two UF students want to tackle the stigma surrounding women’s health and periods.
Small-business owners interested in developing their companies will take part in a free, UF-led workshop today.
Mormons mingled with Krishnas and Methodists over fresh fruit and red pepper hummus on Tuesday at UF Hillel, one stop on an interfaith tour of the town.
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