For more than 50 years, Dr. W. Jape Taylor watched the UF College of Medicine grow from a startup school to one that is well established in the medical community.
Although the show was originally to be open to 8,000 people, Student Government Productions and Accent announced last week that only 4,900 UF students and members of the faculty will be permitted to attend.
For those with an HD radio, WUFT-FM will now be coming through the airways in two languages.
Disney movies teach awful lessons to children. They have ruined entire generations of Americans’ concepts of love, happiness and the pursuit thereof.
I am not a fan of the student ticket price increase for football. Not for the amount, but for the principle.
Tucker Obie McCarty, a UF student from St. Augustine, died Saturday night in Columbia County when his truck swerved off the road and flipped. He was 21 years old.
In response to Laura Ellermeyer’s Tuesday column on Major League Baseball’s dwindling popularity: While I absolutely agree with Laura on the grounds of the declining popularity of baseball, she has gotten many of the reasons wrong.
A narrator stepped onto the stage in an olive tunic holding an empty three-ringed binder.
We realized years ago that constant noise affects our mental health. It was only recently, however, that the World Health Organization published a report on the physical fallout of living in a loud atmosphere. This goes beyond hearing implications; WHO even went as far as to point to heart problems that may derive from coping with noises our bodies weren’t meant to handle.
Students and residents have a new place to get their burger fix as Five Guys Burgers and Fries opened a second restaurant in Gainesville on Tuesday.
UF student Kyle Eschenroeder is working on a project that explores one question: Is college a waste of time?
The Student Senate unanimously passed the Cabinet Reconstruction Act despite the commotion it caused at last week’s meeting.
Threatening the sacred cow carries dire consequences for politicians.
On the 11th installment of our weekly video show, we're back on the baseball diamond as Tom Green reports from the Gators' weekend sweep of Tennessee at McKethan Stadium, featuring right-hander Hudson Randall's 74-pitch, complete-game gem. We've also got plenty of spring football coverage as well, as Adam Berry breaks down the recent developments and previews the annual Orange and Blue Debut.
Saturday's Dance Marathon at the University of Florida broke a threshold of $700,000 raised for the Children's Miracle Network at Shands. The event, which lasted 26.2 hours, brought 800 dancers together inside the O'Connell Center to fight fatigue to show support for the children and families who undergo hardships on a daily basis.
Josh Hutcherson and Liam Hemsworth will join Jennifer Lawrence in “ "http://www.alligator.org/blogs/swampcinema/article_e3dc82ee-54e2-11e0-b846-001cc4c002e0.html" target="_blank">The Hunger Games,” which is based off the first chapter in Suzanne Collin’s popular young adult series.
If Ronald Powell is as comfortable on the field as he was in front of reporters Monday afternoon, the Gators’ defense should be in good shape.
How do you know when a fake wrestler is hurt for real?
Despite seeing action in only six games and recording just four tackles, Dominique Easley was met with a lot of attention during his freshman campaign.
Florida’s big bats are starting to get into the swing of things.
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