Two weeks ago, when Florida and Stetson faced off for the first time in six years, the Hatters nearly upset a struggling UF team trying to find its rhythm.
Two of the world’s most destructive species of termites are creating hybrid colonies in South Florida, and they may be more resistant to pesticides.
Saturday was an important step for Florida.
If the Gators buys into the old saying that defense wins championships, Florida took a step in the right direction toward that ultimate goal in their thumping of Georgetown on Saturday.
The teams at the Old Waverly Collegiate Championship on Monday all had a common enemy: the rain.
The end of the road is near for Northwest 16th Avenue lane closures.
Deciding where to attend college is arguably one of the hardest decisions a high school student must face.
Gainesville Police released the name of the female pedestrian who died after being hit by a car Friday night.
This weekend, Devil's Den in Williston, Florida hosted an underwater Easter egg hunt, lit only by flashlights.
A UF student plans to use his new scholarship to further his education and help others suffering with chronic illnesses.
A prominent biotechnology company is investing in UF’s biomedical engineering department.
As sexual assault controversies continue to make headlines, UF students can learn more about the positive side of sex Tuesday.
A new social app is ready to hit campus this week after a UF alumnus accidentally launched it on Valentine’s Day last year.
President Kent Fuchs asked UF’s Board of Trustees five questions to improve undergraduate education Friday before sharing his excitement over his ESPN Sports Center debut.
The UF Collegiate Recovery Community is working to foster healthy relationships with alcohol this month.
People with low-household incomes are more likely to be smartphone dependent.
Gator alumni from a nonprofit corporation and a software company are collaborating to bring legal education to the indigenous communities of Central America.
One dog died and another is injured following the arrest of two men early Saturday after they reportedly ignored commands from Gainesville Police.
Giving any attention to the under-handed mischief and general plots that go on in state-level politics becomes exasperating really quickly. It’s difficult not to think of state legislatures as places where objectionable ideas go to get put in legally binding ink.
According to many news sources, Sen. Rand Paul will be announcing his candidacy for president Tuesday and will then engage in a five-state, five-day announcement tour. Paul, who is the son of former Congressman Dr. Ron Paul, is an ophthalmologist-turned-politician who was elected to the U.S. Senate in 2010 and has not been one to shy away from controversy. While many Republicans go with the flow of the Grand Old Party and often do not hesitate to inflate the deficit or ignore major problems, Paul has been one of the few shining stars of the party. He addresses the concerns of middle-class Americans, and his commitment to libertarian conservatism and advancing liberty makes him stand out from the crowd.
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