Matias Garces’ fingers dance across the fretboard as his guitar cries out, singing the song of a man who lost it all.
President Barack Obama and his administration are buzzing about a new plan to help increase the population of honey bees and other pollinators in the U.S.
After a year of work, the UF Eckhoff Steel Bridge Team built its way to the top.
A first-of-its-kind mission to study the interior of the planet Mars is set to launch in 2016, and a UF professor is playing a critical role in the planning process.
A local man prevented another man from stealing a car with two children inside Saturday afternoon.
Over the last few decades, classroom overhead projectors have slowly been going out of style.
Don’t read this editorial if you enjoy the illusion of airport security being effective.
For the first time in three years, Florida advanced to the NCAA Super Regionals.
Freshman Nicole DeWitt didn’t get her chance to win the game in the bottom of the seventh inning.
The first inning started off shaky for A.J. Puk.
The bat fell lazily out of JJ Schwarz’s hands as he looked over to left field.
Lauren Haeger was probably waiting for another chance to face the LSU Tigers.
Remember that paperback book that never leaves your glove compartment? You know, the owner’s manual? You can learn a lot by cracking it open every once in a while.
Lauren Haeger had never homered in the Women’s College World Series — until today.
The Capital One Cup has become one of the most sought after awards in collegiate athletics the past couple of years.
Studying how fish feel changes in flow to save energy can be used to improve underwater machinery.
As Tim Walton stood at the lectern at the Women’s Club on Jan. 26 for the first time this year to address the media, he said the 2015 Florida softball team had one goal, and it wasn’t to repeat as champions.
It might be easy to assume that Florida softball, the No. 1 overall seed and defending national champions, should win another title the following year.
The longstanding rumors of corruption throughout FIFA appear to be true — but the president of soccer’s global governing body, Sepp Blatter, looks to have come out of Wednesday’s indictments unscathed.
His first attempt was clocked at 3.9 seconds, his second was around the same, and his third was a bit slower.
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