UF administrators experienced success and frustration during the Board of Governors meeting Thursday in Boca Raton.
Last week, the most frequent crimes reported on the UF campus were liquor law violations.
It's that time of year again — accreditation time, that is.
Ved Patel was typing away, analyzing the Torah, when Library West went dark.
Tahnai Annis does not want to play her last game as a Gator. And she is doing everything in her power to make sure that does not happen.
The UF men’s cross country team has clinched a trip to the NCAA Championships, but the women will have to play the waiting game.
While the Gators’ guards again showcased their scoring prowess Friday night, sophomore center Patric Young took control of nearly everything else.
A little over one month ago, Florida’s volleyball team made quick work of LSU as part of a stretch in which the Gators won eight consecutive games in straight sets.
Senior guard Jordan Jones made her second 3-pointer in 41 seconds, giving the Gators a 36-33 lead with 19:08 remaining in regulation.
Alexandra Kramer ordered a skinny vanilla latte, a slice of lemon loaf and a cup of water at the Starbucks in Library West on Monday.
About half of all seventh through 12th grade students reported that they were sexually harassed during the last school year.
Santa Fe College's task force against sexual harassment is preparing to tackle the issue of catcalls, but initiatives may not see light until December.
The Florida Board of Governors recommended Wednesday that UF rework its proposal to expand its dental program with Florida A&M University and return with a less costly proposal in January.
Before his interest in baseball fizzled and a future in basketball became a reality, Patric Young would start the occasional wrestling match with his dad.
For the first time in his college career last Thursday, redshirt junior Mike Rosario was forced to take in his team’s opening exhibition tip-off from the sidelines.
The Asian American Student Union and the Pride Student Union joined forces Wednesday evening in Ustler Hall to share the experiences people with dual-minority identity face.
Like every other unit on the team, the Gators’ secondary has been through some tough times.
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"Give me liberty, or give me free food."
To the blind eye, the Gators have nothing to worry about as they prepare for the first round of the NCAA Tournament.
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