The Gators are in an unfamiliar situation because of familiar problems.
As the month of October concluded, only a small minority of UF students and faculty took part in a major occurrence. Marking its 25th anniversary, National Breast Cancer Awareness has worked to promote outreach to those living with breast cancer and influence the financing of research and grants toward a cure.
The Student Recreation and Fitness Center got a makeover Tuesday when maintenance and delivery staff replaced more than a dozen machines.
Three Gators crossed the finish line of the Wisconsin adidas Invitational on Oct. 14 with new personal records. Although the men's and women's teams finished in 32nd and 19th, respectively, Florida’s runners clocked some of their best times collegiately.
According to coach Jan Dowling, Mia Piccio’s game fits the definition of “consistency.”
Entrance and exit ramps at Newberry Road and Interstate 75 will be closed for roadwork alternately overnight through Sunday, according to a UF news release.
JACKSONVILLE — John Brantley tried to lift Florida up. Instead, the Gators hit a new low Saturday.
JACKSONVILLE — Aaron Murray won’t be talking trash next time he comes home. He swears.
Florida coach Gregg Troy summed up Friday’s disappointing performance against Georgia with one word: shock.
The Gators volleyball team had a lot to play for Friday night as they began their toughest Southeastern Conference road trip of the season at Tennessee.
Children and parents enjoy safe tricks, treats and games at Sorority Row and Shands on October 26th. Halloweeners participated in races, ring toss, bowling, face painting and pumpkin carving festivities.
Crime on campus from Oct. 16 to Oct. 26 was heavy in terms of theft and also included a few narcotics-related violations, according to the University Police Department's "http://police.ufl.edu/media/crimelog/default2.asp" target= "_blank">campus crime log.
Whether you're dressed as a sexy pirate or a more traditional vampire this Halloween, remember: safety first.
They moved up and down en masse, a wave of white and red.
"Ra.One" delivers on its promise of awesome visual effects and its heart - or should I say H.A.R.T. — values. In some other aspects, it falls a little short of expectations. "Ra.One" has been the most hyped Bollywood film of the year — maybe of all time. I'm not convinced it could ever have lived up to the hype, but it comes close in probably its highest goals and falls just a little short in others.
Of all the players who pave the way for Chris Rainey, the most important is also the skinniest.
The Princeton Review named UF the nation's No. 1 Jock School as part of the company's annual college rankings and ratings.
Wendy Ruiz was born and raised in Miami.
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