In light of the Boston Marathon bombings, University Police is requesting members of the UF community look out for suspicious packages or mail.
This week was pretty awful all the way around. So many weird and scary events went down. Instead of giving too many DARTS this week, we’re going to focus on positive things.
From blacktop to full color, the area in front of the Florida Museum of Natural History will transform into an aromatic wonderland for butterflies and guests.
Two weeks and $33 million stand between an expanded Reitz Union and a building renovated for quiet studying.
Multiple UF Jewish organizations are hosting the first-ever Shabbat 1800, and they’re looking to break a record.
Anthony Rapp sat on the floor of the Reitz Union Grand Ballroom with his legs crossed in front of about 25 UF students Thursday.
UF students are holding a 5K Saturday in honor of two fallen Gators.
When a lot of bad news happens in one week, it can be really easy to feel like like the world is out to get you.
There are many things to do in Gainesville before you graduate: float down Ginnie Springs, go to a football game, have a world-famous Top burger. But for those old enough, there is one tradition that has drawn hundreds of thirsty college kids to downtown and midtown looking to get their drink and dance on.
Jonnie Penn and Dave Lingwood shared their experiences and advice to motivate students Wednesday night.
Before I start this article, I want to tell you something: Going around and asking people if they’re familiar with “revenge porn” does not make you popular.
The UF Genetics Institute has discovered a way for some types of corn to grow in acidic soil.
E-Learning users will click a lot less after UF Information Technology launches a new version of Sakai this summer.
The 6 percent Florida sales tax cannot be charged on food products, but UF’s Provisions on Demand customers were paying a higher bill than necessary.
UF students and Gainesville residents can celebrate Earth Day at the 35th Annual Farm and Forest Festival Saturday.
While on the hunt for my next Gainesville dining experience, I came across the Haile Village Bistro. With four out of five starts on Yelp, I had high hopes that the Bistro would be my next hidden gem discovery. But while the Haile ambience delivered, the food came up short.
The UF Mobile Outreach Clinic has reduced its hours as a result of cutbacks in the UF College of Medicine.
I spent two months in hell. The kind of hell I had signed a contract for. The cave I was to call home was dark and gross.
Ashley Beasley’s pet turtle, Fred, inspired her five years ago. Her friend gave it to her because she didn’t know how to take care of it.
Summer Roberts said her first Facebook fight was about something as silly as a friend’s profile picture. Roberts, an 18-year-old UF Spanish freshman, asked the person what his mother would think of the profile picture.
Solutions by The State News
