Lauren Embree is one step away from advancing to the main draw at the Red Rock Pro Open 50k.
Coach Mary Wise’s central theme this season has been the Gators’ potential for growth.
After a sixth-straight road game Friday night in Alabama, Florida is happy to be home.
Elliott Orkin ended Florida’s first home tournament of the fall unscathed.
It’s OK to change one’s opinion based upon the gathering of new information.
A Jameis Winston-less No. 1 Florida State team beat Atlantic Coast Conference rival Clemson on Saturday, and much of that was because Clemson is always going to "Clemson."
A troop of 11-year-old girls dressed in pink and green traditional saris pranced on stage in front of more than 1,000 people in the Reitz Union on Saturday.
The fall-movie season is has hit its stride! Although Hollywood’s continuing the book-turned-movie trend, there are some really interesting films coming out. You won’t want to miss them!
Pine needles and overgrown grass litter the dirt road to Don Charles Spirit’s empty home.
Those speaking of academic freedom in relation to the academic boycott failed to mention the lack of academic freedom that Palestinians are afforded when they are denied access, funding, materials and mobility by the state of Israel on a daily basis.
The crimson pride at Harvard University will feature some orange and blue this weekend.
High-risk drinking could lead to consequences that GatorWell wants to prevent.
A man was issued a sworn complaint after he trespassed on UF property for a second time Monday afternoon.
Millennials are reading more than older generations, but not at the library.
Saturday Night Live fans will now be greeted by a new voice from The Gator Nation.
A Gainesville man was arrested on charges of aggravated child abuse after police say he beat his son shortly before 11 p.m. Friday.
Under the orange glow of a metal chandelier and a ceiling draped in gold and ruby fabric, more than 60 people packed inside the small Stubbies & Steins pub Saturday night, savoring their last sips of its exotic beer selection.
Some students will do whatever they can to avoid emptying out their wallets for textbooks, even if it means downloading them illegally.
Last week, the U.S. Census Bureau reported that the national poverty rate declined for the first time since 2006, down to 14.5 percent. The rate was 15 percent in 2012, so it would appear that the trend is moving in the right direction. However, these numbers are misleading.
The Gator Nation is represented all across the country, but this summer, one UF student set out to prove it.
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