All season long, the team motto for the Gators has been "want more."
The Gators’ gymnastics team is back at square one.
few blocks from downtown Gainesville sits a small, 675-square-foot house bordered by a white picket fence.
UF students and Gainesville residents can now register for a run to benefit those with autism.
Daniel Ellis lives each day to the fullest.
The sixth annual Gainesville Jewish Film Festival sold out during its first showing Sunday.
Tickets to an April fundraiser for the Santa Fe River watershed recently became available online.
A Gainesville woman was arrested Sunday morning after police said she drove drunk in a car that was missing two tires.
A UF group will be heading to Texas after its concrete canoe took first place last weekend.
UF’s College of Education was awarded $400,000 to help elementary students learn to read.
Mosquito season may be coming sooner than expected.
Ashley Brooks is selling cupcakes to fight childhood cancer.
“We’re on our way”: UF’s Women’s Student Association is celebrating women’s history month with a focus on the past while looking to the future.
Whether you like it or not, we live in a cultural climate dominated by the anti-hero. Not to be confused with a full-blown villain, an anti-hero by definition lacks the upright moral character and endearing qualities of the traditional heroes we’ve come to know so well in mainstream culture. This quite often takes the form of questionable means to an end, an unpredictable narrative trajectory and unsavory moral flaws.
History teaches us lessons about how people organized to change the world — lessons in victories and lessons in failures. The women’s liberation movement made innumerable gains for women, from being able to wear pants on campus and having credit in our own names to having access to birth control in marriage. But the point isn’t just to learn about history; it’s to use that knowledge to change — and make — history. We can learn from the victories of previous movements, adopt their techniques and improve them if necessary. We can study our predecessors’ failures, analyze them and make sure not to repeat them.
Whoa. Where am I? Just a minute ago, I was walking down University Avenue, but before I knew it, I blacked out and woke up in the opinions section of the Alligator.
It’s the fight of the century: Gainesville city elections, in which residents will vote for candidates for mayor and District 4 city commissioner.
A UF senior was arrested early this morning after deputies said he shot and injured a 57-year-old man.
NASHVILLE, Tenn. — Mike White sat slouched in a chair outside of Florida’s locker room, looking dejected with a blank stare on his face.
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