Six more Gators selected in MLB draft
June 5, 2012Six more Gators were selected on the second day of the MLB draft Tuesday.
Six more Gators were selected on the second day of the MLB draft Tuesday.
The Gators proved they were worthy of the nation’s top overall seed in the first weekend of postseason play — or at least the No. 1 ranking in the NCAA Gainesville Regional.
For Florida, Z came first Monday.
A UF program that will help some students transition into their field of choice is once again accepting applicants.
The UF Department of Astronomy will provide public a free opportunity to view Venus’ transit safely on the east end of Flavet Field.
Changes to city and campus bus routes are coming this fall, and they could include route extensions and shorter bus hours.
Police have found a Gainesville High School student who had been missing since May 25.
Gainesville Football Rentals allows families and students who live close to UF to list and rent their houses on weekends when accommodations are in high demand, such as graduation, game days and Gator Growl.
Construction on the overpass, located south of Archer Road near the 900 block of Southwest 13th Street, began in March.
The Gators’ talented crop of upperclassmen can relax and enjoy the 2012 Major League Baseball First-Year Player Draft — at least for a couple of days.
Preston Tucker said he didn’t know how to act around Jonathon Crawford. Tucker had never been part of a no-hitter before.
Northern Colombia is proving to be a graveyard of giants as University of Florida researchers have uncovered yet another enormous reptile from the region’s ancient past.
Strands of denim, uncapped highlighters and makeup brushes cover the floors and tables of Darshay Davis’ home as bleach trickles down a once-plain pair of jeans into Tupperware.
Debate grew heated when senators argued about when campaigning for Student Government elections should take place and what the rules should be.
Both Megan Alfaro and Janice Erlacher like wearing bones, stones and vintage clothes. Last summer they decided to turn their style into a business.
Machen said he had hoped the Florida Legislature would scale back on cuts to the university, but the state mandated UF cut $38 million from its budget for the upcoming fiscal year.
Taste of HOME Gainesville will feature foods from 32 locally owned restaurants and four bars.
Students in an empire state of mind can get their Big Apple fix only a few miles away.
A team including UF researchers determined that a therapy could help treat a type of plasma cancer.
A new study conducted by Massive Health shows that Wysocki isn’t alone in her late-night junk food consumption.