The Susan G. Komen for the Cure Foundation reversed its decision to cut funding for some Planned Parenthoods on Friday.
The Florida Department of Transportation will repave the two burned southbound lanes, most likely within the next month.
When South Carolina hosted Florida nearly three weeks ago, the Gamecocks allowed their visitors to shoot 50 percent from three and steal their first road win of the season before they left town.
In some of the most difficult moments following the deadly Interstate 75 crashes, family members publicly identified the last unknown victims four days after their deaths.
No Jordan Jones, no problem for the Gators.
Coffee is for closers.
The Florida Alliance for Student Action is holding Gov. Rick Scott to his pledge to oppose tuition hikes for Florida students.
After opening the season largely without being challenged, the Florida men’s and women’s tennis teams will take trips to nationally ranked teams in what is sure to be a difficult weekend of tennis for both.
Three local politicians raised tens of thousands of dollars to spend on advertising, mailing and websites for their campaigns.
In a chaotic and overwhelming environment last Friday, UF’s gymnastics team competed against an elite Southeastern Conference opponent.
Cutting aid to colleges that do not keep tuition low and doubling the current number of available work-study jobs are highlights of the Obama administration's blueprint for keeping higher education affordable.
A new list confirmed what any Florida football fan or Humans vs. Zombies player could have said: Gators just want to have fun.
One year ago, the Gainesville City Commission ruled that 64-year-old Gainesville resident Bruce Baber couldn't run his dog-sitting business from his home because it was against city codes.
UF's neurosurgery department plans to use $20 million to research the causes of brain tumors.
Eligible UF faculty members will receive a 3 percent raise beginning with their first paychecks in March, but not without conditions.
Students planning to graduate at the end of the spring semester must apply for a degree by today.
The weekend is here and football fans are preparing for Super Bowl Sunday.
The Florida Museum of Natural History will unveil its new fossil exhibit Saturday, complete with fossils, artwork and a lab.
Now that the month of failed resolutions is behind us, we can focus on what's really going to make this semester great: beer.
I confess that in the course of my very busy days here at UF, I rarely am afforded the opportunity to read the Alligator, let alone write in to opine.
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