With only nine players on the roster, none of whom are seniors, UF women's tennis coach Roland Thornqvist’s team is young. But it’s certainly not devoid of leadership.
It was a tale of two nines.
Picture this: You’re sitting in your house, looking out onto your yard, and you notice your lawn more closely resembles a jungle.
There were roaches in the mayor’s office.
The soft chants of prayers toward Mecca marked the start and end of “Quran 101” at the Reitz Union Grand Ballroom Monday night.
Revolutions have to start somewhere.
The UF Office of Sustainability has coordinated with four local farms to bring a Community Supported Agriculture Program to campus beginning October.
The military might soon see an overwhelming number of dirty little secrets come out.
UF graduates are getting high marks from job recruiters, according to a new ranking released by The Wall Street Journal.
Gator Growl will run a little bit differently this year.
I want to clear up misconceptions that were represented about the Inter-Residence Hall Association in Monday’s Alligator. IRHA serves as the major programming arm of UF’s residence halls as well as the students’ voice in the residence halls. Furthermore, IRHA prides itself on its ability to build great leaders out of its ranks, many of whom go on to achieve great things in the university and the world.
IRHA has come a long way these past few years. One would think it would be in the IRHA body’s nature to work together to resolve residence life issues and build community.
I was emboldened by news last week that robotics finally made the technological leap forward necessary to create the one thing that can conceivably save our country from collapsing under the weight of our own self-importance — lying robot politicians.
Students looking to prevent the flu this season can now receive free flu vaccines available on campus.
Students had the chance to learn a little bit more about getting involved on campus Monday afternoon.
For about two-and-a-half quarters against USF, Florida looked every bit as vulnerable as it did in its season opener.
From heartbreak to euphoria in a matter of seconds.
Through the first 97 minutes of Florida’s football season, Gators fans had little reason to be optimistic.
Less than 24 hours after 15 service errors cost Florida a chance to beat No. 1 Penn State, a pair of service aces brought them a measure of redemption.
Florida fans knew entering this season that the fastest man in college football wasn’t going to be caught from behind.
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