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Under tall pecan trees, community members joined hands in song, fried batches of fish and flew Juneteenth flags while honoring the end of slavery in Florida.
From bullpen catcher in 2021 to Southeastern Conference home run leader in 2022, sophomore left fielder Wyatt Langford has a remarkable story to tell.
On her weekend trips to Target on Southwest Archer Road, Kami Ratliff used to reach for her 1-year-old daughter's preferred formula without second thought.
UF professors are concerned about Senate Bill 7044, a new bill that allows an institute’s Board of Trustees to require post-tenure reviews every five years. Gov. Ron DeSantis signed the law April 19; it will take effect July 1.
They are going to ask you.
Florida baseball has experienced plenty of ups and downs this season. Despite some impressive victories over high-ranked programs, the Gators are 8-13 in the Southeastern Conference and on the bubble of a tournament spot.
O’ gilded lady of the golden snow
My body is reacting. There is a cotton ball or two or three, bulbous in the back of my throat. I feel so restricted that my eyes glow red, glossy. My phone watches my visceral response as it blares out the words of a news article.
I am chained.
Rugby is not only physically demanding but also takes an emotional toll.
The Alligator newsroom is lined with its history.
I’ve been obsessed with words for as long as I can remember. The way they can make you feel, what art you can create or how they shape you.
The Plaza of the Americas is surrounded by some of UF campus' oldest buildings, making the area rich with history. Keene-Flint Hall, nestled in the outskirts of the square, was built in 1910, but history is still in the making for this old brick building.
ACPS has the state’s widest achievement gap between white and Black students in both English language arts and mathematics. Segregation met its end in 1970 for Alachua County Public Schools, but disparities between Black student and white student performance afflict the district today.
Walking through the doors of the How Bazar felt like stepping inside a glistening amethyst crystal Thursday night.
After a bounce-back victory over the Tigers the previous night, Florida softball returned to Jane B. Moore Field in an attempt to snag the series Sunday.
After a year of momentous musical moments, the Grammys has returned to deliver its prestigious accolades to the artists who deserve to take home the gold — or not.
Beginning this Thursday, the Reitz Union will be lit up with the vibrant color schemes of artwork, the powerful punch of oral performances and the musicality of dance as students take to the stage to present their work honoring this Women’s History Month.
Cheers and applause roared through the crowd of nearly 500 people draped in rainbow flags with shirts that read “y’all means all,” “love wins” and “HUMAN.”
Anton Svirskyi calls Russia's invasion of Ukraine a bad dream.
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