Saturday’s swim meet came down to the final two races in the O’Connell Center, as the Florida women’s swimming and diving team looked to avenge last year’s loss to rival Florida State.
Florida fans got a glimpse at their quarterback of the future on Saturday.
Today the O’Connell Center will host the 77th men’s and 43rd women’s dual meets between the Gators and Seminoles swimming and diving teams at 1 p.m.
Patric Young stood at the free throw line with 9:44 left in the second half with 999 career points. With No. 13 Florida already up 61-24 against Savannah State, the most suspenseful part of Sunday afternoon’s game was whether Young would become the 50th Gator to score 1,000 career points.
Chris Walker has been admitted into the University of Florida, but the freshman forward is not yet eligible to play for the Gators, the school announced Saturday morning.
The King has flown the coop.
World politics were introduced to the chambers at the final Student Senate meeting of the semester.
Gators can put a little extra emphasis on the green in this season’s color palette by taking advantage of the Gator-themed e-cards released by the university.
At a Student Senate meeting I was covering for the Alligator a few semesters ago, a student journalist went rogue. He was covering his last meeting for the Gainesville Sun and decided to break one of the most important rules of journalism — he gave his opinion.
Twenty feet up in the air, gracefully twisting her body and wrapping pieces of silk around her feet and hands, A’shayla Passaretti flips upside down and dangles above the studio floor.
“OK” vs. “OK.”
In the midst of reports that the economics department has stopped accepting students to its Ph.D. program, some people are concerned UF might not be able to sustain its undergraduate economics degree.
Kenny Nguyen strolled onto the weatherworn dock, a bulky wakeboard under his left arm and a thick lifejacket over his right shoulder.
Students gathered for a brief candlelight vigil at about 8:30 p.m. Monday on campus to commemorate those lost and affected by the Philippine Typhoon Haiyan.
Three-star wide receiver Ryan Sousa flipped his commitment from FSU to Florida on Monday.
With finals approaching, students looking for quiet at “Club West” might not be on the list.
A local artist will have the chance to share the spotlight with a contestant from “The Voice.”
A Sanford teenager and UF Health Shands Hospital patient is in the process of receiving a portable battery pack for her temporary and completely artificial heart.
Gustavo Martinez remembers the meeting about his lease at the Continuum clearly.
With Thanksgiving Break coming to an end, it’s time to come back to school for the last two weeks of the semester.
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