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The Gainesville City Commission unanimously voted at a Thursday meeting to grant the Cotton Club Museum and Cultural Center $40,000 to repair its air conditioning system.
The 2026 NCAA Division I Lacrosse Tournament marks the 15th consecutive NCAA Tournament Florida lacrosse has attended in its 17 seasons as a program.
After surrendering the lead in the top of the sixth inning, the Gators trailed 8-6. But with the dangerous duo of Taylor Shumaker and Jocelyn Erickson due up to lead off the bottom half, it was evident Florida had an answer.
After falling twice to non-Power Four opponents at home in April, No. 21 Florida made sure it didn’t happen again on Tuesday.
In the United States, Cinco de Mayo is widely celebrated, often marked by food, drinks and gatherings incorporating aspects of Mexican culture. Frequently misunderstood as Mexico’s Independence Day, it actually commemorates an entirely different victory — and it’s not a major national holiday in Mexico.
The second round has haunted Florida men’s tennis this season, as they fell in the second round of the Southeastern Conference Tournament and the NCAA Division I Men’s Tennis Tournament.
Going into Saturday's match against Colorado, everything signaled Big 12 Tournament glory for Florida.
Layla Haynes’ record-breaking 1500-meter run stole the spotlight as Florida track and field compiled an impressive slate of wins, personal bests and podium finishes in the East Coast Relays.
Florida women’s tennis peaked at the right moment ahead of the NCAA tournament. Dominating on every court, the Gators showed out in their opening match against Toledo.
Junior left-hander Randi Roelling had struck out seven Gators in the series entering Saturday’s rubber match. And feeding off UGA’s walk-off win on Friday, Roelling kept rolling. She added at least one strikeout in each of her five innings in the circle on Saturday as the Bulldogs run-ruled Florida, 9-1.
Five kids in bright blue shirts practically jumped from their seats. They met each other with big smiles and a warm embrace as they ran to high-five a line of beaming judges and volunteers.
UF’s graduate schools made multiple appearances on U.S. News & World Report’s best graduate school rankings, published April 7.
After once having a five-run lead and then trailing by two, the seventh inning was a rollercoaster of emotions for Florida.
Their second time around playing the Aggies, the Gators played a fast-paced game, much more versatile than their first draw with UC Davis.
Alayna Dean lives under the East African sun. The 24-year-old UF alumna is a Peace Corps community health outreach volunteer in Kenya. Dean spends her days connecting with the people in her new home, whether she’s teaching students in the classroom or spending time with local families.
Following a 3-1 loss against Florida State, the Gators looked to flip the script against their in-state rival in the final home match of the regular season.
Deja vu has hit the Florida Gators baseball team, dropping two straight games after emerging victorious in the series opener for the second consecutive weekend.
For parts of the SEC Championship, it looked like No. 3 Florida would take its third conference title in four years.
Tennis, a sport often called the “sport of kings” due to its origins among nobility, is known for its quiet, calm environment. Players often let the slams of their rackets and squeaks of their shoes do the talking.
UF tennis' Henry Jefferson celebrates during his head-to-head match against South Florida's Ettore Danesi. Their match was the only one on Saturday to go to three sets, with Jefferson sealing the Gators’ victory over the Bulls Jan. 17
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