Florida starting quarterback Will Grier will reportedly be suspended for violation of the NCAA’s banned substances policy.
Mika Vuto’s daughter, Mia, was born with Down syndrome.
Harvey’s heartbeat thumped through a speaker as a stethoscope lay on his bare chest. The patient simulator’s blue eyes stared up at the ceiling above his head.
UF students relived two childhood games — capture the flag and hide-and-seek — Sunday night.
Gainesville’s oldest Irish pub has decided to become smoke-free.
Dressed in blue, red, yellow and pink — they came to dance, leaving their shoes at the door. About 200 UF students twirled in wavering circles Sunday night.
It’s not how you start, it’s how you finish.
Police arrest local man after fight causes $400 in damage
After the No. 5 Gators women’s swimming team routed the Vanderbilt Commodores with a 193-69 victory on Thursday, the team traveled to Minneapolis, Minnesota to meet with the UF men’s squad to take on No. 9 Minnesota on Saturday for a dual-competition.
After the rain passed, about 800 UF students and alumni in patterned bikinis and bright board shorts crowded Lake Wauburg’s South Shore on Saturday.
UF students and faculty lit candles Friday morning with solemn faces as nine names were read.
Florida’s Betsy Middleton is a quiet assassin.
The signs are present on the field.
In the middle of the lot Saturday, children decorated a dome.
Southern rock music, cold beer and local politics drew dozens to Gainesville mayor hopeful Lauren Poe’s first fundraiser Friday evening at First Magnitude Brewery.
The first full week of practice for the men’s basketball team under Mike White is in the books.
COLUMBIA, Mo. — Few thought the Gators would be undefeated heading into Saturday’s road matchup against Missouri.
Against the Tigers from Columbia, Missouri, the Gators’ offense was good enough to get the job done.
The Fall Flu: Even if you’ve never had it, you’ve certainly come into close contact with it. For those of you who are new to UF — or just have really strong immune systems — the Fall Flu is the annual time of year when cold- and flu-like symptoms ravage the Student Body. Some call it Gator Flu or, even more charmingly, the UF Plague. GPAs are crippled, dates are ruined, everything becomes miserable for a solid week or so and Netflix (note the absence of "chill") becomes one’s top weekend priority.
Faith is a subject many students brush aside or simply disregard. School and job opportunities and personal experiences leave little time for spiritual contemplation.
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