After toppling Missouri in the series-opener on Friday, the Florida baseball team failed to carry the momentum into Game 2 on Saturday.
As a team, it wasn’t the Gators’ best performance. But individually, Bridget Sloan wasn’t far off from the best meet of her career.
Coach Tim Walton has been preaching to his team that they have to better at the plate.
The Gators women’s golf team entered the second round of the Bryan National Collegiate tournament in a similar position as last year: fifth place.
After missing the first 30 games of the season due to a broken foot, sophomore Peter Alonso made his debut Friday for the No. 4 Gators baseball team.
After falling down half way from second to third base trying to extend a double into a triple in the seventh inning of a 2-1 win against UNF Wednesday night, Bailey Castro got back up with a vengeance on Friday night against South Carolina.
The Florida men’s and women’s track teams gave the home crowd a lot to cheer about on their first day competing at the UF-hosted Pepsi Florida Relays in Gainesville.
With the first round of the Bryan National Collegiate in the books, the Gators women’s golf team finds themselves on the cusp of their fourth straight top-2 finish.
At a UF Board of Trustees committee meeting Thursday, members unanimously approved tenure for new hires and a raise in the cost of student living.
The FBI arrested two Florida state corrections officers and one former officer Thursday morning after the three men reportedly conspired to kill a released inmate.
UF students will soon be able to check how long the Starbucks line is at Library West without leaving their seats.
Brett Lackey will don a wetsuit, fins, an air tank and a dive mask to hunt for Easter eggs this weekend.
When Morey Wright walked into a barbershop for his regular haircut, he wasn’t expecting to meet Dale “Diezel” Higgs and a group of sweaty people exercising in the back room.
A Florida House bill is proposing women be required to see a physician twice within 24 hours to receive an abortion.
The City Commission took a step forward Thursday in the Gainesville Regional Utilities governance issue.
Amid the hustle and bustle of beeping cars squeezing past one another on West University Avenue stands one of UF’s first buildings, Thomas Hall, virtually unchanged since 1906.
The Pakistani Students’ Association is promoting female empowerment through dance in its spring cultural show this weekend.
On Saturday, the Civic Media Center will be welcoming an old friend: the worker-run collective Rad Press Cafe.
With this week came April Fools’ Day and a long list of hoaxes — Nutella discontinuing, “The Walking Dead” being canceled, UF President Kent Fuchs and football coach Jim McElwain switching jobs. But some of the events of this week were unfortunately and painfully real, which brings us to this week’s edition of ...
Over the past decade, higher education has gone through what some might consider a period of austerity. As state revenues declined, public education budgets at every level were put on the chopping block. Public education consumes the most sizable portion of a state’s budget, so it’s not altogether surprising schools had to tighten their belts during the recession. With that in mind, it was flabbergasting to discover the Louisiana Legislature’s budget for next year might cut Louisiana State University’s budget by 82 percent.
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