Pop-rock ensemble The Fray shows just as much heart as it does vulnerability on "Scars and Stories," the band's third album after a three-year-long recording hiatus.
A Gainesville-based women's roller derby league will be able to compete nationally now that it has been picked to join a national skating apprenticeship program.
The first university inpatient treatment program for eating disorders in Florida opened at Shands at UF on Tuesday.
The 23rd annual Florida Invitational Step Show is going "Back to the Basics" this year.
University Police closed the first floor of North Hall for about six hours Wednesday after a student attempted suicide.
Students who walk into the Peace Corps office on UF's campus often walk out with their minds far from Gainesville.
As students make plans to travel to tropical destinations for Spring Break, many seek unrealistic short-term goals of becoming beach-ready, often risking their long-term health.
Maxx Yellin is urging people to expose themselves on his website, but he's not looking for adult-only material.
The anti-Jewish pogrom, a one-month-long Eastern European prelude to the Holocaust, often goes unremembered.
A little more than a week ago, the Gators barely had to think about losing players to foul trouble.
Mike Zunino doesn’t bat left-handed.
The City of Gainesville, a former Gainesville Police chief and a former GPD officer are being sued for allegations related to the secret videotaping of several women, some of whom were naked while they were filmed.
Last fall, Martella began his first semester of college with UF's online business program after graduating from DeLand High School in 2011.
With the season set to begin Friday, you can almost feel it in the air. Florida baseball is just about here, and this year, the team has everything a fan could ask for.
We have received very impressive platforms from both Student Government parties during the past week.
Jordan Jones has played three games since returning from a concussion, but her shooting touch has yet to reappear.
An Ocala man was tackled three times and tased by a Gainesville Police officer on Tuesday night after the officer found cocaine on him.
Florida may be taking a more small-ball approach this season, but for now, Kelsey Horton is making sure the power of the past remains.
Our Student Body President, Anthony Reynolds, recently wrote to the Alligator that he "cannot, in good conscience, spend student fee money on expenses that do not go to serving UF students."
On a night when last season’s leading scorer played less than a half, the Gators were not at a loss for goals.
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