Bache carving out niche in No. 6 Florida softball’s pitching staff
By JOE MORGAN | Apr. 9, 2012In Alyssa Bache’s first season with the Gators, her time in the circle has been limited.
In Alyssa Bache’s first season with the Gators, her time in the circle has been limited.
At the Southeastern Conference Championships on March 24, the Gators exploded on vault with a 49.525 to rally to the top of the leaderboard.
When athletic training freshman Morgan Villanueva loses interest in a lecture at UF, she reaches for her secret weapon: a cellphone.
What good have you done today?
As we near the horizon of summer, many of us are in the job application process.
As a co-worker, student and friend of Zot Lynn Szurgot, I am confident that the allegations described in the Friday issue of the Alligator are false.
Florida Highway Patrol is advising drivers to turn on their headlights and reduce speed when traveling on I-75, Interstate 10 and U.S. 90. According to a news release, visibility could be reduced during the next several days.
When Max Lee hits the water, he glides across with ease.
Seconds remained on the clock. The score was tied. Jimmy Gunderson left his goal and went on the attack.
Students pitched sustainable businesses Friday at the first Eco-Innovation Challenge during a UF Earth Day celebration.
Former Sen. Bob Graham wants Florida university students to get angry.
A new iPhone application called UF Wi-Fi will allow students and faculty to easily access UF Internet from their phones by removing the hassle of repeated logins.
Thousands of students know Anthony Bouton’s voice. But they don’t know who he is. To many, he’s known by one name: The Director.
To celebrate Easter weekend, police in West Palm Beach dressed up as Easter bunnies.
Three women walked on stage wearing polka-dotted dresses and red flowers in their hair.
When saxophonist Merlon Divine busted out his jams on stage, people shouted “Play it, son!” and “I love this song!” from the congregation.
Five innings, nine hits, eight runs, three hit batters and 95 pitches.
We have a problem at this university: boys in relationships who secretly sleep around.
The slow clap that signifies a match point started to grow into applause as Joanna Mather toed the baseline.
I have great news for everyone who is graduating and can’t find a job. North Dakota is on a hiring spree and needs people fast.