On Monday, coach Mike Holloway talked about his disappointment with the women’s track and field team last season. This year, the Gators have been working to improve their image.
Daniel Pigott raced toward the left-field wall, jumped and caught a deep Tadd Bower shot that would have otherwise been a game-tying home run in the sixth inning.
Ashley Bruns became the second Gator to reach 100 career goals in the fifth minute of Friday’s game.
The Election Commission ruled that the Unite Party did not directly or indirectly coerce voters to vote in the Student Government elections held on Tuesday and Wednesday.
The Gators got back on their feet Friday afternoon after suffering their first loss of the season on Thursday.
University Police filed sworn complaints to the State Attorney's Office on Thursday alleging that nine UF students and one alumnus engaged in hazing with a risk of physical injury or death.
Like other college students facing midterms, Santa Fe junior Laura Putlek has a project and paper due this week, two exams and two lab practicals.
After about three months of searching for a replacement for former Commissioner Rodney Long, who resigned in December, the Alachua County Commission no longer has an empty seat.
About 236 people attended Shaykh Omar Suleiman’s speech about American media bias toward Islam on Thursday night as part of Islam Awareness Month.
One Regional Transit System mechanic joined eight members of Students for a Democratic Society in Tigert Hall on Thursday as they asked the UF administration to support bus drivers’ contract negotiations.
A former intern at Harper’s Bazaar filed a class-action lawsuit in regard to her unpaid work from August to December 2011.
A Newberry woman was arrested midnight Thursday on charges of child neglect for being too drunk to pick up her children from church.
About 100 artists will showcase their work this weekend at the fifth annual Winter Fine Arts Fair at the Tioga Town Center.
Preston Tucker’s room is littered with souvenirs from games he has played over the years. Some of them are more memorable than others.
Ahmad Salam doesn’t know exactly what sparked violence in the Murphree parking lot Thursday morning, but he has a guess.
Jordan Jones has finally returned to form.
In the coming weeks, there might be a game when you forget he is gone.
A Miami couple donated $5 million to a UF gene therapy program.
The Gator Nation recently showed its social media presence to the judges of an online contest.
Scam versions of Angry Birds have been flooding the Android application market, prompting UF to warn students about the potential danger.
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