In a Jewel-esque “what if God was one of us” moment, reports have surfaced that our lord and savior Beyoncé relied on a backing track during her Earth-shattering, suspiciously flawless performance of the national anthem at the presidential inauguration on Monday.
Marcia Wolf-Deffense lost her husband earlier this month, but she didn’t want people to send flowers.
Google “how to find an internship,” and you’ll find a plethora of websites that offer a step-by-step, foolproof formula to secure your dream internship.
The nondescript sidewalks lining UF’s campus transformed into street-style catwalks for spring, thanks to the return of style-savvy students.
We are almost through January, and gyms across campus are still packed with sneaker-clad New Year’s resolutioners armed with water bottles and iPod “workout zone” playlists.
Coach Amanda Butler and the Gators are looking to make a second consecutive appearance in the NCAA Tournament.
A UF student will take the stage before an American Idol winner tonight.
The Florida lacrosse team flew under the radar in 2012, surprising the nation by winning the American Lacrosse Conference championship for the first time and making its first Final Four appearance.
Though the Florida tennis team kicked off its season Saturday, senior Bob van Overbeek had to wait until Wednesday night to get on the court.
All seven Florida Supreme Court justices will be at UF today to judge the Maguire Appellate Advocacy Competition.
More than 30 UF students gathered on Turlington Plaza to host a candlelight vigil for the dead and injured students of Aleppo University Wednesday night.
Gainesville Police is looking for three men suspected of attacking and robbing a UF student Tuesday night.
Pedro Bravo emerged from a side door in courtroom 3C Tuesday, his hair shorter than in his mugshot from last year. He wore a red jumpsuit and glanced quickly around the packed courtroom.
There are four words we should never have to say: Back off Beyoncé, everyone.
Last Friday, in its edition of Darts and Laurels, the Alligator mentioned, “There were a lot of lessons to learn this week.” Of course, last week passed, but I can’t help but share what valuable lessons I also learned.
Recent school shootings cast a spotlight on universities’ security, and UF is no exception.
Lately, we’ve heard a lot about the right to keep and bear arms.
UF may soon join dozens of colleges around the country in implementing gender-neutral housing options.
The Student Senate voted Tuesday to table a bill regarding election code reform for next week’s meeting.
Although some die-hard football fans watch the Super Bowl for the love of the game, others watch it purely for the commercials.
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