With a chance for the Southeastern Conference title and a possible NCAA Tournament bid on the line, Florida needed someone to step up.
On an opening day of the NCAA Championships that saw few teams shoot negative, the Florida women’s golf team wasn’t one of them.
After the alphabetical chanting is over and your sassy Preview staffer has left you with a kind note of encouragement, you leave Preview weekend with a schedule of classes, too many papers to keep track of and a pleasant (or haunting) experience rooming with another person in a brick white-walled dorm room.
Money. It burns a hole in your pocket. It is the root of all evil.
Admit it, your dorm doesn’t quite feel like home. Before you started this semester, you had all sorts of interior designs for your dorm.
Many of the items in grocery stores vary in price depending on whether they are in season.
For many people summer break is a time to find jobs, work internships or just to run out to the beach and engage in all manner of recreational activity.
The Florida women’s golf team begins play in the NCAA Championships today after a fourth-place finish in the NCAA Central Regional on May 11.
History shows that when Florida and Stanford meet, Stanford wins.
Down by a run in the top of the fourth in Saturday’s rubber game against Georgia, Florida had a chance to start a two-out rally.
The Florida baseball team could have played itself into being an NCAA Tournament lock with a strong finish to its season. Instead, the Gators lost seven of those 12 games, including two of three to unranked Auburn and Georgia. Today, alligatorSports baseball writers Josh Jurnovoy and Adam Lichtenstein debate what will give Florida more trouble in this week’s Southeastern Conference tournament: hitting or pitching.
In Florida, dogs may not be man’s best friend.
College students eat more fruits and vegetables and exercise more on days when they talk to their parents, according to a recent Pennsylvania State University study.
For the first time in six years, UF programs won’t be cut as a result of the state’s budget.
Due to an outstanding debt of almost $30,000, delivery of both The New York Times and USA Today to the UF campus has been suspended.
To celebrate Florida’s critters, UF is hosting the first-ever Bug Week.
A Gainesville man was arrested Sunday night after a police officer spotted him tugging on the tire of a locked bicycle.
After more than two years of local and national advocacy, the Gainesville Loves Mountains organization has taken the next step in an attempt to end Gainesville Regional Utilities’ purchase of mountaintop-removal coal.
As customers casually shopped for toothpaste at CVS/pharmacy on Friday evening, the store became the grounds for a feminist flash mob when nearly 60 people marched in objection to the Obama administration’s appeal on the federal court’s decision to put the morning-after pill over the counter with no restrictions.
UF officials announced Monday that the hospital system UF&Shands was renamed UF Health.
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