A Gainesville homeless shelter is closing its doors this March after a local charity announced it wouldn’t renew a one-year agreement to manage the house.
Loaded grilled cheese sandwiches, squid gyros and barbecue eggrolls were among the many meals served Saturday at Gainesville’s first-ever Food Truck Rally.
I had this dream during high school that if I just saved up enough money from my part-time job as a receptionist at a hair salon, then I wouldn’t have to worry about spending money in college — I was wrong.
Here’s a fundamental fact: America’s best and most aggressive collegiate daily newspaper is the Independent Florida Alligator. It has stood the test of time and has been a force to be reckoned with in all the eras in which it has served.
The Gators left the Razorback Invitational in Fayetteville, Ark., on a high note. The UF women edged out LSU by one point to earn a win. The Gators finished second in the men’s field with 79.5 points.
Florida’s vault routine highlighted its 197.65-196.025 victory against Auburn on Friday night.
Falling behind was something new for Florida.
When a 6-foot-4-inch, 325-pound man lowered his shoulder, trying to force his way through the locked door, Justin Woodall stayed calm and collected.
Meghan Burke, a 22-year-old UF marketing senior, was shocked to learn that the Gatorade she was enjoying at the Hub contained an ingredient banned in other countries for health reasons.
Murphree Hall will host the new Continuing in Honors Living Learning Community for 30 UF Honors Program students this Fall.
Subway’s famous footlong isn’t measuring up, and its headquarters is taking action.
Following an unsuccessful three-game homestand that saw Florida lose each contest, the Gators traveled to Athens, Ga., looking to regain momentum.
With 18:18 remaining and Florida up by 22 points against Mississippi State on Saturday, junior point guard Scottie Wilbekin lobbed the ball to Patric Young for a right-handed, alley-oop slam.
This isn’t your typical Florida baseball team.
For Florida sprinter Ebony Eutsey, setting a personal record was not an issue.
Using a combination of dominant defense, rebounding and hot shooting, Florida ran Mississippi State out of Humphrey Coliseum on Saturday night.
Sometimes the good has to come with the bad. And that was the case for the Florida swimming and diving teams Saturday afternoon.
It may have been early on a Saturday, but the Gators came out energized.
Florida’s men’s and women’s track and field teams gathered in Fayetteville, Ark., on Friday for the Razorback Invitational, the site for the upcoming Southeastern Conference and NCAA Indoor Championships at the University of Arkansas.
On Friday night, the O’Connell Center was coated in pink.
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