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The 2025 season will go down in the history of Florida track and field as one marred with injuries that robbed opportunities for greatness. From before the indoor season began to the final day of the outdoor season, the injury bug hit the Gators over and over.
Kirk Moss stood in the pouring rain carrying a 12-foot-tall papier-mâché caricature of President Donald Trump. The structure’s orange skin, puckered lips, navy suit and red tie – a classic Trump fashion choice – blew in the breeze.
On a hot and humid Saturday, more than 75 protests occurred across Florida – two being just 40 minutes apart: Gainesville and High Springs.
The long and winding road of the 2025 Florida Gators’ track and field season is finally reaching its end, once again within the familiar confines of the iconic Hayward Field.
After an NCAA Final Four run, three All-SEC honors and ITA-All American honors, rising senior Rachel Gailis’ journey as a Florida Gator has ended.
The House v. NCAA lawsuit began in June 2020, spearheading a group of three lawsuits against the NCAA regarding the direct payment of student-athletes. Now, an unprecedented $2.8 billion dollar settlement has resolved the trio of grievances.
The Board of Governors will meet at the University of Central Florida’s downtown campus in Orlando to vote on Santa J. Ono as the 14th president of the University of Florida.
Florida's season came to an end against the Tennessee Volunteers in Game 2 of the Women’s College World Series Friday night.
Florida’s bats haven’t quite lived up to its expectations across its last week of play. The Gators cruised through the Regionals round with three-straight 8-0 mercy-rules against Florida Atlantic and Mercer. However, as competition has picked up in its last four games, Florida has failed to score in similar spurts as it did during the regular season.
Florida head coach Tim Walton isn’t one to recognize storylines — especially not in the postseason. Heading into the NCAA Super Regionals round, Walton did everything he could to avoid teasing the narrative that glaringly stood in front of him.
Florida softball is a program largely defined by success.
In the top of the fourth inning, Florida had a commanding 4-0 lead on Mercer, but it wasn’t satisfied.
Florida women's tennis finished the 2025 spring season with a 9-14 record, going 4-11 in conference play, marking UF’s lowest winning percentage since 1981 and the first time they've failed to qualify for the NCAA National Championships since 1986.
Looking to defend its title as SEC tournament champion, No. 6-seeded Florida took the field at Katie Seashole Pressly Stadium on Friday.
The collegiate track and field season is reaching its apex, and with one final chance to test their fitness on Friday and Saturday before the postseason gets underway, the Florida Gators delivered.
Upside-down American flags fluttered alongside bold signs that read “Hate does not make America great” and “Stop the d*cktator” as passing cars honked in spirited support.
Pollen is in the air, an endless stream of team buses is rolling through the north side of campus, and the cacophonic sound of a starting gun is still ringing through the air. All of this means one thing: it’s track season in Gainesville.
For most people, getting pulled for a bag check while going through customs is a hassle. It’s been a long day of travel, and cranky fliers just want to get home.
UF is eliminating thousands of dollars in funding and staff support for several identity-centered welcome assemblies, potentially jeopardizing events meant to acclimate new Gators to campus.
About 170 years after the beginning of the women’s movement in 1848, gender equity has gradually gained momentum, with each generation inspiring women to assert their rightful place as equal to men. Generations see women’s roles through the lens of their times. Still, the push for progress continues, even as the paths forward evolve.
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