Florida baseball defeats Auburn, evens series
By IAN COHEN | May 15, 2015Off of strong relief pitching from Aaron Rhodes and a timely sacrifice fly from Peter Alonso, Florida edged past Auburn Friday night.
Off of strong relief pitching from Aaron Rhodes and a timely sacrifice fly from Peter Alonso, Florida edged past Auburn Friday night.
The Florida A&M Rattlers didn’t stand a chance against Aleshia Ocasio on Friday night.
The University of Florida men’s golf team is tied for fourth place entering the final round of the NCAA Chapel Hill Regional in Chapel Hill, North Carolina.
Starting July 1, Laura Ann Rosenbury will officially take her place as the first permanent female dean of UF’s Levin College of Law in the college’s 106-year history.
The No. 6 Florida baseball team held a 1-0 lead over unranked Auburn in the top sixth inning on Thursday.
The University of Florida men’s golf team opened up play in the NCAA Chapel Hill Regional Championship Thursday without freshman Alejandro Tosti.
Just over a month removed from the conclusion of Spring practice, Florida head coach Jim McElwain spoke to the media by teleconference on Wednesday morning.
Despite losing two of its last three games, Florida softball isn’t feeling the pressure heading into postseason play.
Etched across the orange bracelet that Logan Shore wears on his wrist are five white letters: grind.
The University of Florida athletics department has undergone three head coaching changes in the past six months, forcing athletics director Jeremy Foley to search the country for the latest coaches to lead the Gators.
One man wants to turn Gainesville into a bicycling hub.
The Hackensaw Boys are returning to Gainesville, and fans can expect anything from the eclectic string band.
Eastside High School graduate Wadooah Wali is now a Los Angeles filmmaker with an award-winning documentary screening Saturday.
The Gainesville Commission on the Status of Women is reviving its annual Survivor’s Art Exhibit after five years.
If you missed Yip Deceiver the last time they were in Gainesville, you can catch them again live on Sunday.
As a public relations major, I receive a lot of questions when I talk about my time as president of the UF chapter of the Society of Automotive Engineers (SAE), an engineering society that designs and builds a small, Formula-style race car and competes in an international competition.
One of my favorite professors once told me that college isn’t just about learning the material of your respective occupation or future career; it’s about learning how to navigate through the everyday things life throws at you, like time management, self-discipline and managing your ambitions such that they actually become realized. His words, compounded by me recently taking “What is the Good Life” — which, let’s be real, isn’t that terrible and could actually be great with a few major refinements — have had me thinking a lot about how I’ve spent my time in college, and how I ought to be spending it moving forward.
Most of us know North Korea from “The Interview,” its periodic nuclear weapons tests, its threats to destroy the whole world and its completely genuine reverence for a family of paunchy men in unitards.
Debate regarding guns on campus highlighted the first UF Student Senate meeting of the Summer on Tuesday.
Gainesville Police are investigating a homicide that occurred Monday night in the Pine Ridge neighborhood.