Holly Perez received an email from the University Bursar this week saying that her direct deposit sign-up information to receive financial aid was electronically deleted in error.
Stumbling the streets for Gator Stompin’ pub crawl has been a Gainesville tradition for 32 years.
The UF Alumni Association and University Athletic Association have teamed up to host Rally in The Swamp on Aug. 24. Doors open at 7 p.m., and the event starts at 8 p.m.
Elyse Simek prepares for a night of studying the same way every time.
The UF Elegance of Science contest is back and now accepting entries.
Library West is about to get a facelift.
Students now have an alternative to paying exorbitant fees for fixing their cracked smartphone screens.
Courtney McEwen spent her summer saving up for a new bike.
Being a columnist for the Alligator was one of the best experiences I could have asked for. It has brought me an unprecedented amount of joy for the past three semesters. I have enjoyed writing every article, forming every sentence and being the most opinionated person in my circle of friends (it comes with the column territory).
Cornell now allows prospective students to apply to their MBA program using their LinkedIn profiles, but UF won’t follow in those footsteps.
A leading recycling company UF works with has gone Hollywood.
UF made the cut in two lists naming the best colleges in the U.S.
University Police arrested a Gainesville man outside Peabody Hall after he threatened to hit a UF employee over a heated argument.
Same Shop. Same bikes. New Paint. New Name.
Santa Fe College will host a contemporary Cuban art exhibit today with sensory-friendly accommodations.
Santa Fe College will host a contemporary Cuban art exhibit today with sensory-friendly accommodations.
Natalie Saliva doesn’t wear makeup anymore.
That BuzzFeed listicle you just read in class may not be helping your grades.
Gainesville is becoming a technology hub that will soon be teeming with job opportunities.
A UF student with high-functioning autism wants to help incoming freshmen survive their first year of college.
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