If you’ve consistently read the Alligator’s sports section this semester (ha), you may have noticed the absence of a word that’s become ubiquitous in sports journalism.
About five months after a UF student riding her bicycle near Midtown was killed by a garbage truck, one of her best friends hopes to teach his peers at UF about bicycle safety.
The UF Student Senate unanimously approved adding $10,000 to fund requests through the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990 on Tuesday.
UF law professors have signed a letter opposing Florida Gov. Rick Scott’s decision to remove a state attorney from overseeing the case of a cop-killer in Orlando because of her stance against the death penalty.
Before he dies, Quoc Pham wants to tell his crush he likes her.
Prominent conservative speaker Ben Shapiro will address UF students on April 3 about differences between left and right ideologies in politics.
UF students will take to the North Lawn this week to act out a unique Shakespeare play.
Nancy Hunt is using a gangster film, a comics workshop and a discussion of masculinity to change how students view the Democratic Republic of the Congo, an African country stained by violence and civil wars.
Students walking through UF’s campus this week may notice backpacks adorned with purple ribbons, symbols of domestic-violence awareness.
Two years after its suspension from campus, UF’s chapter of the Zeta Beta Tau fraternity is back with a new class of brothers.
A recent survey claims 65 percent of Americans are having unprotected sex.
After her sister was sexually assaulted as a teenager, UF alumna Jacqueline Ros created a product to make notifying friends of unsafe situations easier.
Clues to treat some forms of cancer might lie in one of the world’s most consumed foods.
A UF professor wants to address the lack of diversity in science and math fields.
The UF College of Medicine is maintaining its position among the top-50 medical schools in the nation.
In honor of Women’s History Month, Santa Fe College aims to encourage volunteerism and leadership among local women.
Throngs of UF students were given vastly different options for entertainment Friday night.
Doctors didn’t expect Mateo Hernández to live more than a few days after being born.
Brian Dassler could rattle eight lines of poetry in 30 seconds.
With laptops in hand, people gathered in the Harn Museum of Art on Sunday to increase representation of female artists on Wikipedia.
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