On Wednesday, Jake Hughes, 20, wrote a thank-you letter and dropped it in a mailbox on the Plaza of the Americas.
The sounds of the season will ring through the Reitz Union Grand Ballroom tonight.
Football, food trucks and felines: That’s the theme of this weekend’s Gainesville Food Truck Rally.
Olivia Goodfriend has danced for eight years, and this weekend she will perform for the second time in "Agbedidi," a performance that combines African and modern dance styles.
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A Gainesville rapper will release tracks from his original album Saturday night at 8-bit Bar at 919 W. University Ave. Dennis Walton, 22, will join other musical performers and dance crews to show off their talent and give the audience a taste of their latest material.
If money has kept you from going to music festivals like Coachella, Ultra or Lollapalooza, a new website might be the solution. Fund-A-Fest is an online payment plan system for purchasing tickets to big music festivals.
He showed up in Miami with $25 in his pocket. He paid for a hostel, a $5 dinner, and with nothing left in his pockets, he searched for a job. That night, Jake Kaida made $100.
Disc jockey Anthony Defilippo’s chocolate-meets-vanilla hookah, called "Yoo-hoo-hoo," hits the spot for UF students craving flavored tobacco.
The 2015 Northwestern Mutual Battle of the Bands will bring people together with beer, food, music and a $5,000 grand prize package.
Jake Hughes, a UF chemical engineering junior, writes a letter at Grateful Gator Day. “It’s a cool idea,” he said. Hughes’ letter, addressed to Mr. and Mrs. Williams, was one of more than 2,000 that will be sent to donors.
Jake Hughes, a UF chemical engineering junior, writes a letter at Grateful Gator Day. “It’s a cool idea,” he said. Hughes’ letter, addressed to Mr. and Mrs. Williams, was one of more than 2,000 that will be sent to donors.
Linda Fuchs, UF President Kent Fuchs' wife, walks down the runway in era clothing during a time period fashion show at the Gainesville Woman’s Club Sept. 10, 2015. The event raised money for the Climb for Cancer Foundation and the oncofertility program at UF.
Sam Richardson, a 27-year-old UF acting senior, has recently opened The Primitive Studio, where his own production, "The Hairy Ape," will be premiering Friday.
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