UF’s best chance to snatch a nerve-cooling victory is Tuesday’s game at Auburn.
Florida men’s swim and dive is set to make a splash at the SEC Championship Feb. 23-26 in Columbia, Missouri.
OPINION: If this year’s team can stick the landing, it has the potential to be among the best Gators teams of all time — across any sport.
Florida’s biggest issue stuck out like a sore thumb on opening weekend. Despite a strong performance Sunday, the Gator bullpen must be more reliable moving forward.
Defensive struggles plagued the Gators, but offense looked bright in series loss to Miami.
Annabell Fuller trails the leaders by just one stroke entering Wednesday.
Gators set to face off against UNF Tuesday and Wednesday after unexpected loss to Miami.
The yoga studio is prioritizing COVID-19 safety and “radical inclusion.”
Annabell Fuller shot a blazing 67 Sunday and leads the field entering day two of competition.
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The Italian ice shop is expected to open by June.
We want to see SG elections that are representative of the student population. The first step to reaching that goal is extremely simple: the mobilization of students to vote in SG elections.
Registration is now open for the upcoming musician-focused group therapy.
Over the summer, UF President Kent Fuchs shared his plan to combat racism on campus in an email entitled, “Another step toward positive change against racism.” However, if this was truly ‘another’ positive change against racism, what was the positive change before this anti-racism plan?
COVID-19 has proven to be difficult and exhausting. However, there is nothing more encouraging to me than knowing the hard work of our faculty and staff is making a real difference and that our students are persisting and excelling.
Some of UF’s face-to-face courses, which begin June 28, will return back to normal capacity levels, according to an email sent to a course scheduling listserv from Colin Yokomi, UF’s assistant university registrar, and several departments across campus. It is unclear if masking will still be mandatory and which courses this will affect.
Gator, Change and Keg Party have candidates running for Student Body president, vice president and treasurer positions.
Students can vote at the Reitz Union Computer Lab, the Social Lounge at Southwest Recreation Center, the Broward Hall Recreation Room, the Murphree Area Office Conference Room, the Springs Office Conference Room or the Cypress Meeting Room.
About 100 community members, Gainesville residents and local officials gathered Saturday for a soil collection ceremony planned by the Gainesville Subcommittee of the Alachua County Community Remembrance Project and the Equal Justice Initiative at the Alachua County Administration Building.
On Jan. 4, the commission approved the drafting of an emergency order to enforce mask-wearing inside businesses. The order would have required patrons to stay seated while eating and drinking in bars and clubs, similar to a Hillsborough County order from December.
Commissioners believe there are a number of immediate changes that can be made to stretches of the state highway inside the city, such as lowering the speed limit, equipping sidewalks with better lighting and increasing traffic enforcement. In order to move forward with some of these changes, the commission is wrestling for control over the road with the Florida Department of Transportation.
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