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.
No. 1 Florida matched its best start in school history on Sunday.
Ever since its 6-1 defeat at the hands of Kentucky’s Mami Adachi and Aldila Sutjiadi on March 10, the No. 7 tandem of sophomore Brooke Austin and junior Kourtney Keegan has been unbeatable.
After a series of heartbreaking one-point losses on the road against elite non-conference opponents, the Florida men’s tennis team has hit its stride in Southeastern Conference play.
“You guys have a beautiful bowling alley,” Bo Burnham said. “Have fun paying off that bowling alley for 20 years. That’ll be worth it.”
Linda Li and Porter Maerz are moving to Pennsylvania to study medicine together.
United Faculty of Florida members will see a 2.5-percent salary increase April 1.
Kalee Eichelberger was a miracle child.
Families made butter and drank bottled milk when Family Day at the Dairy Farm returned Saturday.
After two first-place finishes on Friday, the Gators came out on Day 2 of the Black & Gold Challenge in Orlando looking to complete a successful weekend of competition on Saturday.
Against Missouri last year, A.J. Puk admittedly said that he threw some batting practice pitches against the Tigers, who roughed him up for nine earned runs.
For the past two years, despite winning the national title each season, Florida had fallen short to Alabama in the Southeastern Conference Championships by the slimmest of margins.
Kahlia Warner’s consistency on the big stage continues.
No. 1 Florida edged Southeastern Conference rival No. 16 Tennessee 4-2 on Saturday at Katie Seashole Pressly Stadium. The Gators (29-1, 4-1 SEC) got out to an early lead, let the Volunteers (21-7, 3-2 SEC) rally, and then climbed ahead late.
After defeating the first six ranked opponents it faced, the No. 2 Florida lacrosse team was suffocated by top-ranked Maryland 14-4 in front of a home crowd of 1,015, the ninth-largest showing in Donald R. Dizney Stadium’s history.
Megan Reed led Florida on Friday.
Peter Alonso stepped to the plate in a situation most players fantasize about.
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