The USA Swimming AT&T Winter National Championship is one of the most prestigious meets in the swimming calendar, with some of the best swimmers from all corners of the globe traveling to the U.S. each year to compete – including 15 Gators this year.
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The Student Health Care Center has received 1,000 additional flu shots after the original 5,000 ordered were administered in early November.
Four gifts lay on a couch in UF President Bernie Machen's office, wrapped like they belonged under a Christmas tree.
Temperatures in the 50s didn't stand in the way of more than 30 students who gathered on Turlington Plaza to talk about their money.
A 69-year-old man was hit in the face with a gun Tuesday night after he was robbed on Santa Fe College's downtown campus.
Nikhil Kundra started Teechy, a business that offers technology support.
Six UF students are trying to raise awareness about local homeless youth and encourage students to take action.
A new proposed fee for undergraduates and the elimination of payout for unused sick leave to university employees highlight topics that will be addressed at today's UF Board of Trustees meeting.
The sky's brightest wonders are taking center stage.
Don't worry about packing on the pounds as you get older.
Mycal Hixon spends his afternoons tutoring low-income students who, he said, come from broken families and lack a role model in their lives.
A closer look into the Florida Department of Children and Families reveals a troubling history.
What's that I hear? Sleigh bells jingling? A ho, ho, ho from on high? Commercialism entering its strongest quarter?
In the past decade alone, the landscape of the gay and lesbian fight for equality has changed dramatically.
When you think of a minority, what comes to mind?
After tests during the Thanksgiving holiday revealed Erik Murphy had a torn meniscus, the Gators were grateful to learn this week their starting forward’s knee injury was not as severe as originally thought.
It's finally here — that blast of artic air that lingers for more than just one chilly night. Mother Nature may have tempted us before, but there's no denying that with North Face jackets popping up around campus and Mariah Carey on the radio that the holiday season is quickly approaching.
When Florida takes the court Friday night to begin the NCAA tournament, it will be thrown into a scenario equal parts familiar and different.
Beyond the arc has been a dark place at times for the Gators this season.
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