Chandler Parsons’ miracle 75-foot game-winner at N.C. State on Sunday may have salvaged Florida’s Christmas break, but it didn’t hide the ugly truth from Billy Donovan.
The revolving door of coaches at Florida continues to spin.
Thank God for Chandler Parsons.
Jennifer Mossor’s New Year’s resolution may as well have been to have a healthy rest of the season.
Remember the Octomom?
Last decade was not a fun decade in which to grow up.
To say that living as a transgender American is difficult is probably an understatement. But with the national spotlight beaming down on you (not to mention press camera lights), it just plain “sucks,” according to Amanda Simpson.
As students start a new semester, a recent study recommends they take note of their new classmates — one of them might have a criminal record.
UF was ranked No. 2 by Kiplinger’s Personal Finance as one of America’s 100 Best Values in Public Colleges.
Student Senators created some New Year’s resolutions of their own during Tuesday night’s Senate meeting.
UF purchased 61 Steinway & Sons pianos for $1.23 million.
UF official advises mindful eating rather than dieting.
Students eat lunch while seated in a stairway in the Hub on the UF campus Tuesday afternoon. The students cited cold outdoor temperatures and a crowded Hub as reasons for sitting on the stairs.
Every year, more than 52,000 Mormon missionaries descend upon the world. This is a part two in a four-part series that follows two such messengers.
The program, created about three years ago, promotes health awareness and provides services for Alachua County government employees, as well as their spouses and children.
Stacey Brown, 20, was murdered in a friends apartment by two armed intruders Monday night. Police are searching for a 1990s-model white Honda in connection with the suspects.
Pedestrians helped out after one driver hit two cars, knocked down a power line and flipped his SUV on its side at Northwest 15th Street and Northwest Fifth Avenue at about 4:40 p.m. Tuesday.
AC Stokes, director of LGBT Affairs at UF, speaks about President Obama's recent appointment of a transgendered person, a historic first.
This is in response to Kenneth Maness’ letter in Tuesday’s Alligator asserting that “doctors are the real problem with health care in America.” His broadside contributes nothing to the serious debate about American health care reform. Further, he demonstrates the epitome of ignorance about a health care system that involves countless parties: doctors, patients, insurance carriers, malpractice attorneys and dozens of state and federal government agencies, each of whom contribute to how health care is provided and consumed in America and each of whom impact the cost of that care.
On New Year’s Day, the estate tax, an essential part of the U.S. tax system for almost 100 years, disappeared because Congress failed to act in December.
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