The Gators have struggled from three-point range this season. But, much to the chagrin of coach Amanda Butler, that hasn’t stopped them from trying.
Come December, Florida will be able to practice year-round.
For the Gators, this season’s first five games have been a cakewalk.
Sugar never tasted so bittersweet.
As a freshman, Loucheiz Purifoy struggled to get on the field. One year later, Florida can’t take him off it.
Have you ever made a joke and someone yelled, “Too soon!” at you? That’s probably how the mayor of Seaside Heights, N.J., felt after he made a few comments regarding a local roller coaster.
A new Provisions on Demand Market took Quiznos’ place in the Hub.
Fourteen pieces of artwork from 17 students and alumni will be featured in UF’s “Codified II: Art + Genetics” exhibit, which opens with a reception at 3:30 p.m. today on the third floor of UF’s Cancer and Genetics Research Complex.
We prepare to cross from November into December to begin the highlight of the holiday season.
In a war spotted with lawsuits and bankruptcy, Gainesville tutoring service TutoringZone is surviving by reorganization.
UF Student Senate President Christina Bonarrigo announced Tuesday her legislative agenda for the rest of her presidency, which consists of fixing the Student Government website and outreaching to students.
Aspiring doctors’ admission process to medical school may be different from what they thought.
A new study found that American youth are cheating less.
Nine UF graduate students received Graduate Student Mentoring Awards from the Innovation through Institutional Integration program, or I-Cubed.
During Florida’s 79-66 win against UCF on Friday, junior Scottie Wilbekin set new career highs in four categories. He finished with 17 points, eight assists and five rebounds in 32 minutes.
When he arrived at UF, Matt Jones tried to bounce runs outside too often. Now, his teammates call him “The Bruiser.”
There are very few words to describe all the emotions we felt when reading Suzanne Venker’s piece on Fox News’ website titled “The war on men.”
More than a year after the trial ended, new evidence has arisen in the case of Casey Anthony.
A house divided didn’t stop Alyssa Baron from getting in touch with her Jewish roots.
UF’s Interfraternity Council partnered with Study Edge earlier this semester, and it’s paying off.
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