With both teams having wins under their belts, UF's men's and women's cross country squads are hoping to finish strong against nationally ranked teams at the Notre Dame Invitational, which begins today at 4:15 p.m.
For many, the sun is seen as an inconvenience during a trudge to class or a reason to tan instead, especially during Florida's seemingly endless summer.
Gainesville residents looking for a quick ride may encounter delays during Saturday's Pride Parade.
Marcee Winthrop just wants to smile again.
Decorated tiles hang on the ceiling of the fourth floor of Shands at UF Children's Hospital, adding color and life to a usually dreary hospital hallway.
The helmet sat under her scooter seat, but Ashley Groves decided not to wear it.
In case you've been sequestered in your house with a case of the swine flu (or "bacon fever" as we like to call it), it's gotten noticeably cooler outside, not to mention noticeably quieter.
A UF E-Learning guide to zombie invasion was posted among other plans for disasters by an employee. The document, meant as a joke, was removed Thursday evening after receiving national attention.
When Kristen Hadeed started cleaning houses two years ago, it was a way to earn a little extra money on the side.
After hours of investigation, Gainesville Police believe they have arrested the man who robbed two female UF students and raped one of them early Wednesday morning.
Saving the environment has never been so convenient.
It's 75 degrees outside; students are sunbathing and napping in the shade. Inside, sunlight is gleaming through open windows.
Florida politics has always been a giant petri dish of sleaze, and the Florida Legislature is always a spectacular orgy of corruption. However, the one topic that has always been off-limits was oil drilling around Florida. Overwhelming public support for a drilling ban - and the overarching concern for what is left of the natural environment - has stood out every year.
It's pretty lucky that "Kate" still rhymes with "Eight."
With the October closure of Shands at AGH looming, local clinics are making plans to pick up the slack.
In response to the "School Year Stretch" editorial in Tuesday's Alligator: The idea of bringing reform to the public school system is nothing short of completely necessary and painfully overdue.
You're so damn predictable. Oh no! Another article bashing the majority party? And how is it that all this bad press somehow makes it onto the front page of the paper on election day?
The Alachua County Health Department reported the third confirmed case of swine flu-related death in the county on Sept. 29.
Is it so much to ask? Last night, two of my friends and I were enjoying the beautiful six-stair set by the music building, performing 180s and ollies and continually progressing through harder and harder tricks.
As a freshman, I had no idea what to expect when it came to Student Government elections at a university.
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