Students who volunteer with Dance For Life, a class that helps Parkinson’s patients improve their movement and coordination, have found the true beneficiaries of the class are themselves.
Mark Dykes isn’t scared of bees.
When Dounia Bendris finishes her late-night work at the UF Fine Arts studio, she would like to call Student Nighttime Auxiliary Patrol for a ride home.
On the ninth anniversary of her son’s suicide, Judy Broward tried explain to UF students the tragedy that once seemed senseless to her.
UF employees and students who own staff commuter decals or green decals will have different parking options starting May 1.
Zot L. Szurgot allegedly walked out of her house naked, turned to five of her neighbors and started wagging her penis.
Only a few more weeks of the semester left, and it’s getting close to crunch time on papers, projects and finals.
For some UF students, the next few days are just like any other weekend.
The column written by Chip Skambis for Monday’s issue of the Alligator presents an irresponsible solution to a difficult situation.
Florida’s entire dugout thought Preston Tucker’s one-out shot to right was gone in three-run walk-off fashion. Unfortunately for the Gators, Daniel Pigott thought so too.
A man hit his mother with a tire iron after they argued about a floor mop Wednesday night, police said.
The Gainesville-based Web development and digital marketing firm that has built websites for companies all over the country can now boast another major client: the Tampa Bay Times.
For the Gators, there is no place like home.
Guard Kenny Boynton is returning to UF for his senior year, he announced on Thursday via his Twitter account.
We’re happy to announce that — finally — UF trolls have stepped up to the plate.
Shands Hospital for Children at UF received $23,000 in donations Wednesday, courtesy of a 7-year-old, his family and an online video of them dancing.
After fighting her way up the sports media ladder, Erin Andrews briefly climbed back down Wednesday to return to where her career started.
UF’s Entomology Club gave people something to buzz about Wednesday night with its second annual BugFest Open House.
One of UF’s youngest professors has released a new book.
Stefan Wolff will spend his summer in Beijing teaching Chinese college students about life in America.
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