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Link between assault, binge drinking
By Reba Liddy | Sep. 21, 2014High-risk drinking could lead to consequences that GatorWell wants to prevent.
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Annual Praharsha celebration brings Indian culture to UF
By Misha Luchau | Sep. 21, 2014A troop of 11-year-old girls dressed in pink and green traditional saris pranced on stage in front of more than 1,000 people in the Reitz Union on Saturday.
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Two students running for Student Senate as independents
By Ariana Figueroa | Sep. 21, 2014Against a stacked roster of Swamp Party candidates campaigning on Turlington Plaza and outside of the Reitz Union, Evan Morris and Preston Jones stick to word-of-mouth tactics.
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GatorWell introduces programs to prevent sexual violence
By Nicole Wiesenthal | Sep. 21, 2014GatorWell will offer sexual violence prevention programs to bring attention to consent on campus.
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UF online services outage causes student difficulties
By Ariana Figeuroa | Sep. 21, 2014Assignments and timed quizzes fell victim to a server outage this weekend.
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Student waves Gator flag across US
By Ashleigh Hicks | Sep. 21, 2014The Gator Nation is represented all across the country, but this summer, one UF student set out to prove it.
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Illegal textbook downloads on the rise
By Laura Vazquez | Sep. 21, 2014Some students will do whatever they can to avoid emptying out their wallets for textbooks, even if it means downloading them illegally.
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Stubbies & Steins pub to close this weekend
By Chabeli Herrera | Sep. 21, 2014Under the orange glow of a metal chandelier and a ceiling draped in gold and ruby fabric, more than 60 people packed inside the small Stubbies & Steins pub Saturday night, savoring their last sips of its exotic beer selection.
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UF alum takes over as SNL announcer
By Alexia Fernandez | Sep. 21, 2014Saturday Night Live fans will now be greeted by a new voice from The Gator Nation.
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Board of Governors puts off Bright Futures talks
By Alyssa Fisher | Sep. 18, 2014The Board of Governors delayed its Bright Futures discussion until further notice at a meeting Thursday.
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College of Engineering receives $1 million for new building
By Alexia Fernandez | Sep. 18, 2014The UF College of Engineering received a $1 million donation for the construction of a five-story engineering hub.
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Fourth annual sickle cell walk to take place Saturday
By Chloe Stradinger | Sep. 18, 2014Ted Frederic bobbed for apples in a cooler of ice in the middle of Turlington Plaza Thursday night.
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UF students up Day ‘n’ Nite with music
By Aileen Mack | Sep. 18, 2014Music is keeping UF students up day and night, according to a new Spotify study.
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On-campus fair showcases alternative local organizations
By Julia Lopez | Sep. 17, 2014Students who steered clear of Sorority and Fraternity Row this semester in favor of a more independent and alternative lifestyle can still rush today on Plaza of the Americas.
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Police roundup: robbery; kicking a girl, 6; traffic delays
By Melissa Mihm | Sep. 17, 2014A Gainesville man was arrested after police say he tried to rob a UF Health employee on his way to work early Wednesday morning.
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New UF application essay question: What is the good life?
By Kristina Florio | Sep. 17, 2014UF applicants will get a taste of freshman frustration when answering this year’s essay prompt: “What is the good life?”
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Flu shot kickoff delayed after vaccine shipments don’t arrive on time
By Alexia Fernandez | Sep. 17, 2014Long lines were expected at the UF Student Health Care Center on Friday, but the annual flu kick-off has been postponed.
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Latino Film Festival celebrates 10 years with art exhibits, salsa concert
By Mahogany Brown | Sep. 17, 2014The Gainesville Latino Film Festival kicked off its 10th anniversary Friday with a night of commemorating all the individuals who helped make the event possible for so many years.
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Gainesville leads nation in singles
By Chabeli Herrera | Sep. 17, 2014Go to Midtown on any given night, and you’ll experience quintessential Gainesville — a tidal wave of singles on the prowl.
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Effects of BP oil spill continue in Gulf despite cleanup efforts
By Veronica Lopresti Mingrone | Sep. 17, 2014Despite cleanup efforts, research by a UF professor has found that oil residue still remains in the Gulf of Mexico after the Deepwater Horizon oil spill.
