Erin Rauch

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Students compete in charity olympics

There was only one contest left. Strength and agility wouldn’t help them now. It was last for a reason.

Students get scary with on-campus haunted house

The faint sound of chainsaws and shrill screams echoed from the basement of Sledd Hall on Tuesday night.

Would-be condo building for sale

Stadium Club, the partially constructed luxury condominium building on University Avenue across from Ben Hill Griffin Stadium, will be auctioned today.

Horses find homes at auction

The Alachua County Sheriff’s Office auctioned four abused horses Saturday.

Jail employee suspended for ironic transgression

An Alachua County Jail employee who oversees substance abuse classes and Alcoholics Anonymous meeting was superseded for entering the jail impaired.

Locals react to bill’s defeat

Legislation to end “don’t ask, don’t tell” failed in the Senate on Tuesday.

Gators fight hunger

The UF Cicerones and the Student Alumni Association are collecting canned food to beat hunger — and the University of Georgia.

96-year-old woman dies of injuries from July attack

Lila Leach, a 96-year-old Newberry resident who was brutally attacked in her home on July 16, was pronounced dead early Monday.

GED holders get free educational services at Santa Fe

Any GED-holding student in his or her first semester at Santa Fe College is now eligible for free tutoring, mentoring and seminars through the Pathways to Persistence program.

Book smart: The textbooks that make us wish we signed up for the class

It's hard to justify dropping $100 on anything when you're a broke college student scraping by on other people's meal plans - never mind a book detailing the social ramifications of the use of the red-legged grasshopper as a symbol of communism in post-modern Russia.

Volunteer opportunities endless for all looking to help

Hospice roadshow helps patients