Florida football coach Jim McElwain made an announcement Wednesday that the entire Gators fan base has been patiently waiting for.
Throughout the 2016-17 Florida men’s basketball regular season, freshman center Gorjok Gak averaged just 5.3 minutes per contest. He saw more than five minutes of action just twice in the regular season, relegated to the bench as he developed strength and coordination.
After an opening weekend that featured a pair of top-5 upsets at the hands of the Florida volleyball team, the No. 3 Gators insist that they’re still hungry for more.
With a hot glue gun in one hand and black fabric in another, Kassandra Bringuier brought to life the face of a cosplay creature she had created Wednesday.
From more than 260 miles away, about 25 Gainesville residents watched and listened Wednesday as four Palm Beach panelists spoke about opioids in Florida.
Billy Dean is coming to Gainesville to make Katie Slay’s final wish come true.
Despite 11 parties registering for Student Government Fall elections, only two will move forward with candidate selection.
Two policy groups will engage with educators in a national Twitter chat using the hashtag #PowerOfStory.
The body of a man recently found in Newnans Lake was identified by Alachua County Sheriff’s Office on Wednesday.
Although Hogtown Creek Headwaters Nature Park was closed Monday, it will reopen by the end of fall with new equipment.
An education course for UF dental students is preparing them to handle patients in wheelchairs.
Start-up companies in Gainesville will soon have a new space to develop in.
Michigan, Gators fans and the rest of the college football world no longer have to wonder who Florida’s starting quarterback will be on Saturday.
Tyrie Cleveland tries to block it out.
Dre Massey’s screen saver tells a story. So did the brace he wore on his knee all spring. It’s one of tragedy and determination, of heartbreak and resilience, and it’s one Massey hopes ends in triumph.
The city of Houston is hurting right now. It’s hurting pretty bad.
Gabby Seiler knows how to be versatile.
Without the recurring funds to back it up, UF has agreed to hire 12 new mental health counselors over the next three years.
Nearly two thousand miles usually distances UF from Texas, but the distance vanished this week.
Dear Dennis,
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