After a two-week exhibition, the Gators' season is finally set to get underway Saturday against Tennessee, but we here at the alligatorSports Brand Picks Column still have some questions that need answering.
Some UF students seem caught in a bubble, often unaware of local political affairs.
UF coach Jill Briles-Hinton has had good teams in the past, but this team, she says, is different: "I've never really had an old team before."
During the strategic discussion before the UF Board of Trustees meeting Friday, UF President Bernie Machen broke down UF's budget to show where Gov. Charlie Crist's required statewide budget cuts would be made.
It's been a busy week for the Department of Darts & Laurels. So much has been going on around campus. We've been so busy gathering quotes for "Overheard in Gainesville" and avoiding the Turlington preacher, we've barely had time to cross West University Avenue for a bite to eat or a pitcher to drink. Somehow we managed. But we also managed to bring you a special all UF, all the time edition for this week's…
UF has begun looking for ways to put a dent in the planned universitywide budget cut of ,34 million, UF trustees announced Thursday.
Due to a reporting error, an article in Wednesday's paper stated that UF student Mala Simhan was a sophomore. Simhan is a junior.
UF students will have a chance to voice their opinions on coffee and the homeless in addition to voting for 47 student senators during the fall election.
When a young Gators squad steps onto the field to face Tennessee on Saturday, UF coach Urban Meyer wants his players to ignore the adage, "Act like you've been there before."
As Gators fans anticipate kickoffs, distract their opponents and celebrate touchdowns, Ben Hill Griffin Stadium becomes a loud place.
I want everyone to know that Jesus had absolutely nothing to do with my success as a writer.
UF has become the first American university to receive a grant from the European Union to house a Jean Monnet Centre of Excellence.
Every Saturday morning, Tate Casey knows they'll come knocking.
An editorial in Wednesday's Alligator talked about the increased prices of soda, which is intended to encourage Gators to be healthier. Unfortunately, it missed the most important problem with this policy: It is not in any way the job of UF to encourage people to be healthier.
We hate to say it, but one Student Government organization is actually doing something right. Not everything, mind you, but we'll give credit where credit's due.
Rocky Top might not be home sweet home for Tennessee coach Phillip Fulmer much longer.
Brion Vibber said he wants to make Wikimania accessible to everyone throughout the world.
An article in Wednesday's Alligator incorrectly referred to Jerry Meriwether, assistant director of UF Business Services Division, as "she."
It's outrageous to hear people who go to this university talking about shutting the door on those who haven't had the chance to experience it yet.
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