In Monday's issue of the Alligator, we printed a letter to the editor that we believe needs to be addressed.
It's the end of an era, folks.
Tensions are high as final exam season begins, but UF's Division of Student Affairs is trying to make this stressful time a little easier.
The MCAT is on track to see some big changes in 2015, but UF premed undergraduates aren't likely to see a modification in required courses.
A national study has confirmed what some suspected all along: Business majors study less than their peers in other majors.
I have a traffic hangover.
Volunteers sorted through about 3,000 pounds of recyclable materials during the recent UF vs. Furman University football game on Nov. 19 as part of a competition between college sustainability programs.
The Gator Student Alliance is being formed to combat one issue all students face: tuition hikes.
Although the Gators lost against Florida State University, UF did break one season record on Saturday night.
Saturday was supposed to be the day the Gators turned it all around.
A campaign to remove Gov. Rick Scott's signature from Florida university diplomas is still going strong.
In the midst of his 18th season as a head coach and on the threshold of a career milestone, it takes more than winning games to keep Billy Donovan going.
After a major scare to open the second half, Florida linebacker Darrin Kitchens is expected to be fine.
If you have not seen a "Coexist" bumper sticker with the letters composed of different religious symbols, you have probably never been on or around UF's campus.
What's the drinking age for ignorance?
The most dangerous part of the increased cost of attendance at UF is coming from fees that are carelessly foisted on the Student Body and even more carelessly spent on our behalf. There is talk that our fees should go to a renovated and expanded Reitz Union. This talk must end before it begins again.
Brian Curry said he started watching "The Price is Right" when he was about 3 years old. He had always looked forward to the day when he would get to "come on down."
John Cassel takes the stand.
A six-loss season of frustration, of trying to fit square pegs into round roles, finally came to a head Saturday for Florida and first-year coach Will Muschamp.
By nearly every measurement, Florida’s defense dominated Saturday night.
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