While the Southeastern Conference has been a dominant force in football and basketball for years, its softball teams have only started to earn national recognition recently.
Everybody wants to be The Man. But not everybody can handle being The Man.
It’s not the way UF coach Andy Jackson wanted it to play out, but today is a big match for the men’s tennis team.
There is no place like being home on familiar territory after a disappointing loss on the road for athletes, and the Florida lacrosse team will benefit from that Wednesday.
Following the controversial shooting of Ghanian graduate assistant Kofi Adu-Brempong by University Police, Students for a Democratic Society presented a list of demands to Vice President of Student Affairs Patricia Telles-Irvin. Listed below are these demands followed by the Editorial Board’s recommendations.
She’s at it again. Our favorite anatomically incorrect career hopper is adding another hobby to her already formidable list — promoting the purchase of animals.
Congrats, Mississippi. Your residents just helped solidify the backwards image many Americans have of you.
In the race for Gainesville mayor and a District 4 City Commission seat, no candidate received the 50-percent plus one vote necessary to avoid a runoff.
The rally was organized by members of Students for a Democratic Society, as well as independent Facebook groups created by friends and colleagues of Adu-Brempong.
Singer, songwriter and pianist Ben Folds will perform tonight at 8 at UF’s Phillips Center for the Performing Arts.
About 300 students marched in protest of GPD's actions on March 2.
Although the student protest ended Tuesday afternoon, debate about the University Police shooting of UF graduate student Kofi Adu-Brempong continued at Tuesday night’s Senate meeting.
Earth Day is celebrating its 40th birthday, and Gainesville residents are invited to a 40-day party.
On March 4, the Alligator Editorial Board commented on what they called the Unite Party’s “naughty audio.” However, the editorial and the administration’s silence on this issue reveal the true problem in Student Government: apathy.
Students are sick of waiting, and they’re tired of walking.
I wish we were all really good jaywalkers. There may be some hardasses who think jaywalking is wrong because it’s against the law.
Some researchers want to fatten pizza and soda costs in hopes that it will slim America’s waistline.
Big Brothers Big Sisters of Mid-Florida is bowling to keep its doors open.
Census forms started arriving in mailboxes this week, and Alachua County officials are encouraging everyone, including students, to participate by filling out and mailing in the form that is required by law.
Now that Spring Break is over and the Spring weather is here, its time to open up your closest and and try on your Spring outfits.
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