Andrew Lim opened a piece of paper that read, “Smile, it’s contagious,” on the Plaza of the Americas on Tuesday.
Law students dunked UF College of Law’s Dean Laura Rosenbury at the 10th Annual Multicultural Fair on Tuesday.
It’s three days before the Southeastern Conference Tournament, and Chris Chiozza has realized something.
Kevin O’Sullivan went into Florida’s series against Missouri searching for an answer.
UF defensive line coach Chris Rumph has a tall task in front of him.
On the surface, the No. 1 Florida softball team looks similar to the championship teams of the past two years.
With one event to go, the Florida Gators’ Southeastern Conference Championship hopes were slipping.
UF teed off Monday morning at the Briar’s Creek Invitational in Johns Island, South Carolina looking to defend its title.
The UF men’s golf team entered Day 1 of the Valspar Collegiate with high spirits.
James G. Pressly Stadium, which houses UF’s Percy Beard Track, is outside.
The No. 2 Florida lacrosse team suffered its first loss of the season on Saturday to cap off the 2016 non-conference schedule.
Students can borrow bowties, pant-suits and suspenders from Peabody Hall Room 202, but a whole wardrobe will launch later this year.
UF students will wear costumes and eat hamantaschen, triangle-shaped cookies, for Purim this Wednesday and Thursday.
Future UF engineering students can intern in Sarasota, Florida, through the expansion of an engineering program.
UF Chispas is trying to raise about $1,500 for Florida’s undocumented students this week.
A UF club is teaching students about creating systems with artificial intelligence.
UF’s Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences’ Center for Landscape Conservation and Ecology will teach faculty and students environmental research at a new summit Wednesday.
Students can now vote on solar panels, covered bicycle parking and other ideas to make UF more sustainable.
Entering Sunday, Buddy Reed was slumping at the plate.
No Egbunu, no problem.
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