With the recruiting dead period over and National Signing Day approaching in just three short weeks, the Florida coaching staff has to hit the recruiting trail hard to put together the 2015 recruiting class.
The court should be fairly even in Florida’s (9-6, 2-0 Southeastern Conference) matchup against Auburn (9-6, 1-1 SEC) tonight at 7 in the O’Connell Center.
If you’re dying for a taste of what’s to come on of Montreal’s next album, Aureate Gloom (dropping March 3 on Polyvinyl Records), here are some hints: It involves Talking-Heads-inspired funk, traces of pain and identity-searching following frontman Kevin Barnes’ separation from his wife in 2013 and a little bit of 1970s New York City.
There is a new face at the UF College of the Arts.
The recent suicide of a Santa Fe student has cast light on the need for mental wellness resources in Gainesville.
The UF George A. Smathers Libraries received a $500,000 grant that will ensure continual advancement in Judaic studies.
Dani Hauser came home from Winter Break to a complete shock.
Florida Highway Patrol is urging Florida residents to remember the importance of a law requiring motor vehicles to merge away from other vehicles stopped alongside the road.
Students will see more bike repair stations pop up on campus by Spring Break, which caused debate at Tuesday night’s UF Student Senate meeting.
It’s ladies’ night on Wednesdays — at the shooting range.
The deadline for students who enrolled during or after Summer B to submit proof of health insurance is Friday, or they could face a fee and automatic enrollment in UF’s health insurance plan.
Van Truong has a different way of studying than reviewing notes and making flashcards.
A night out on the town might mean more than just a hangover the next morning.
Jian Ge has explored the universe searching for other planets in the solar system since 2006.
Smathers Library was quiet Tuesday evening except for the Russian and Polish murmurs coming from the Isser and Rae Price Library of Judaica.
For Ashlee Larranore, flu season is nothing to worry about. Her last serious run-in with the disease was two weeks during her sophomore year of high school, and she relies on her strong immune system not to get sick.
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Craft beer lovers can soon rejoice as Swamp Head Brewery moves to a larger location.
Just four games into Southeastern Conference play, the Gators women’s basketball team is fighting for its season.
Vinyl was the laughingstock of the music industry ever since sales of compact discs — CDs — took off in the late 1990s. The digital music format seemed to sound as good, if not better, than its analog counterparts. Tapes sounded terrible, and vinyl records just took up too much damn space. There was no way you were going to fit those things in your car or your Walkman.
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