When Alicia Lew’s family friend lost the use of his legs in a car accident, she decided to raise money for spinal cord research by doing what she loves — hosting an art auction.
Coach Rhonda Faehn has fewer and fewer changes to make to her squad as the season progresses.
Undergraduate students with innovative ideas are set to converge, collaborate and create in a new competition offered by UF this semester.
A UF alumnus has created a slicker way to save cooking oil.
The last time No. 4 Florida lacrosse went head-to-head with an opponent, it had 13 seniors and shared an American Lacrosse Conference title.
Student Government Productions will host Dispatch on Friday for the band’s first live show in Florida.
The Levin College of Law will host two events to commemorate and discuss the issues surrounding the 2012 shooting of Trayvon Martin.
Describing head coach Buddy Alexander as unhappy with Florida’s performance in the first day of its season-opening tournament would be an understatement.
While UF is trying to Make It Reitz, student organizations are feeling the squeeze.
A masked man burst through the door, shielding himself from gunfire as he snatched the girl closest to him and made his escape. The FBI Art Crime Unit now had to deal with not only five missing paintings but also a missing director.
Justin Timberlake could be bringing his suit and tie all the way to UF next month — if the Men’s Basketball Rowdies have its way.
Pre-medical students now have access to later MCAT testing dates, but UF students are still advised to take the test as soon as possible.
Pedro Bravo’s trial, which has been delayed multiple times, has finally gained some certainty.
Krishna Lunch has launched a feature on its Facebook page called Humans of Krishna Lunch as a part of its campaign to fund the Plaza of the Americas renovations.
A UF study abroad workshop series focused on helping students re-enter the country has expanded from five sessions to six.
During the Gators’ record 27-game winning streak in the O’Connell Center, Florida has hosted and defeated non-conference opponents such as Kansas, Florida State and Wisconsin.
It is rare to find a pitcher who can hit the ball out of the park when she steps up to the plate.
Records are meant to be broken. And that is what Ciarra Brewer did on the final day of the Razorback Invitational in Fayetteville, Ark., on Saturday.
After Saturday’s 179-121 win on the road over No. 18 Tennessee, the No. 2 Florida’s men’s swimming and diving team (8-0, 5-0 Southeastern Conference) extended its dual meet win streak to 23 — a stretch that spans the past three regular seasons.
The last time Florida (3-0, 2-0 Southeastern Conference) competed against Oklahoma (3-0, 1-0 Big 12), UF won its first NCAA title at 197.575, and OU was a close runner-up at 197.375.
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