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As Tennessee and Florida converged onto the court after the first media timeout, opposing guards Tyree Appleby and Santiago Vescovi were toe to toe. Both players exchanged words and neither seemed close to backing down. The interaction embodied the matchup on the court Wednesday night: Both teams trading blows, and neither giving an inch.
“Remember 1990.”
Student Government released a timeline for the upcoming Spring election and planned semester events during its first week of the semester.
New Florida head coach Billy Napier preached patience on early National Signing Day and said the Gators wouldn’t sign many prospects during his introductory press conference a week and a half ago.
Fallen maple leaves that crunched a few days ago instead squished underneath the soles of about 150 participants’ shoes as each made their way to the starting line.
Severe cramping. Vision going out profusely. Dehydration due to extreme loss of blood.
At this exact time a year ago, I had one big dream in mind: being part of The Alligator.
I haven’t experienced back-to-back semesters working at The Alligator like some of my peers have. That never really bothered me. But now, I sit here writing this and wish I had more time.
I’m a Cancer. I’m dramatic and emotional, so just bear with me here.
The fight for academic freedom at UF took a new turn as a professor filed a grievance with the university after it prohibited a degree concentration on campus because it contained the words “critical” and “race” in its title.
Anyone who knows me admits I am a procrastinator.
I cried waterfalls in the library of Providence High School in Jacksonville after my high school basketball team, Bishop Synder, was eliminated by Trinity Christian in the district tournament.
A UF professor filed a grievance over UF’s hesitancy to create a concentration that included the words “critical” and “race,” adding to the ongoing challenges to academic freedom at the institution.
UF reached top 5 status in September. But as the semester progressed, our staff uncovered news beyond the university’s nagging pursuit of rank. Our reporters were busy covering the gaps in university’s decisions that made national headlines.
It was no secret that No. 20 Florida (20-6, 14-2) would need a herculean effort to knock off the defending national champions, the No. 8 Kentucky Wildcats (22-4, 15-1), in Lexington, Kentucky, this weekend.
A course meant to recognize the diversity of Florida’s history has stirred up some unintended emotions in students, causing them to question the value of the course.
A Shands psychiatric patient was cornered by staff, shocked by force and left with lasting memory damage.
UF President Kent Fuchs’ Task Force on Outside Activities agreed to pass its policy and process recommendations in a meeting Monday, a week before its proposed deadline.
Gainesville commemorated victims of transphobic violence at a candlelight vigil for International Transgender Day of Remembrance Saturday.
A 12-hour car ride and encouraging words from a professor inspired a UF student to launch her own music podcast.
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