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The multi faceted Joey Bada$$ and Jean Deaux are taking over the O’Connell Center, Wednesday, August 24th! Tickets go on sale Monday, August 19th at 12:00 p.m. These tickets will be given to students on a first-come, first-serve basis. More information can be found at the concert FAQs here. For more …

Welcome to your new home away from home! Have everything you need for move-in? Just like Mr. Kringle, you might want to make a list and check it twice. Below are some important reminders and considerations for the big move. Move in dates can be found here. BEFORE YOU ARRIVE …

Enjoy good times & great events! Welcome to the Gator Nation! The Great Gator Welcome is your official kick-off to your time as a UF student! From August 20th-26th, campus departments and student organizations are hosting events with opportunities for you to meet new friends, connect to the Gator student …

Gainesville Alternative band to release "Getaway"

There will be some changes you will notice as you walk across campus.

Laverty explores the pain that comes with healing in her new single “Such a Shame,” out now.

By Nicholas Palmer Going into this album review, I didn’t have much experience with Lana Del Rey, and I will be frank in saying that I never actually listened to a single song of hers before. Recognition by name, despite not knowing of her sonically, I’d heard her name come …

Ahead of her re-records, we re-listened to all the albums she’ll be redoing. And we fell in love with her music all over again. By: Julia Collins & Kristine Villarroel Photo by Julia Collins The re-records are changing everything. Taylor Swift, if you’re unaware, is re-recording six of her albums …

Photo by Giorgio Trovato on Unsplash With the Grammy’s in hindsight, now comes the time for reflection and opinions. Maybe you thought a different artist should have won, or you felt that the Academy was unfair and overlooked a certain song for contention. This year, I believe there was no …

On this self-defined prequel to her debut album “Petals for Armor,” Hayley Williams explores a quieter, softer sound while reciting love letters to a dead relationship.