After helping lead Florida back to the Elite Eight, Larry Shyatt is returning to his former home.
For more than a year, Evan Kassof has been writing his own opera. On Saturday, the first act of his work will be unveiled as part of his senior composition recital.
About 70 students packed into a bus and headed to Tallahassee on Tuesday to speak with state lawmakers about issues important to the university.
It’s been a revolving door at third base for Florida this season, but coach Kevin O’Sullivan is ready to give one freshman a chance to lock it up.
As UF students are flocking to social networking sites like Facebook and Twitter, the university is following suit.
As senior ace Stephanie Brombacher recovers from bicep tenderness, what was once considered a strength for the Gators is now a question mark.
A recommendation to change the city soup kitchen meal limit to a three-hour time limit was passed unanimously by the Gainesville City Plan Board on Thursday.
When Bonnie got sick that day in March, Karen Malloy didn’t know what to do.
Golf is rarely considered a team sport, but the Florida women’s golf team will have to play as one at the Liz Murphy Collegiate Classic.
When Alexandre Lacroix takes the court at Linder Stadium this weekend, it will be the beginning of the end for the senior star.
As Amanda O’Leary coached Florida’s women’s lacrosse team to a two-goal victory over Penn State last season, she couldn’t help but think back to 1988.
An employee of Shands at UF was arrested by the Alachua County Sheriff’s Office for possession of drugs and burglary of his neighbor’s house in southwest Gainesville late Wednesday night.
Standing for 26.2 hours may seem like a miracle to some UF students, but dancers do it annually in the name of Children’s Miracle Network.
Just when it seems like the Democrats have exhausted their playbook — just when it looks as if the left has attempted every trick in the liberal agenda — it turns out that they have.
Be on your toes today, Gators. You’ve got to stay sharp, lest you fall victim to another lame April Fool’s joke.
Earth Day is coming early this year, at least at UF.
Most people look at a bicycle and see a mode of transportation.
What’s the point of these articles? They list some of coach Butler’s accomplishments, praise her intensity and passion for the game, and then suggest her possible “downfall” based on comments from two former disgruntled players who abandoned their team last year as post-season play began.
A school project on Rwanda inspired one UF freshman to realize that she wanted to do something to help the world.
I read Matt Watts’ diatribe about our esteemed women’s basketball head coach Amanda Butler in Thursday’s paper.
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