When Antonio Callaway took the practice field for the first time during Fall camp, his teammates knew there was something special about him.
With less than two minutes left to play and the Gators down 27-21 against Tennessee, UF quarterback Will Grier dropped back to pass on 4th-and-14.
Rhamat Alhassan and Mackenzie Dagostino were in sync with each other Friday night.
Going into halftime on a rainy night in Nashville, Tennessee, No. 9 Florida (7-2, 2-1 Southeastern Conference) and Vanderbilt (5-5-1, 1-2 SEC) were deadlocked at 2-2.
The world called him Malcolm X, but to Ilyasah Shabazz, he was dad.
Zero and zero. Undefeated. A clean slate.
The Southeastern Conference grind begins on the road this weekend for the No. 9 Florida soccer team.
In 1968, Hilary Sessions had a baby.
This probably isn’t the start Jim McElwain envisioned.
UF President Kent Fuchs delivered his first Fall State of the University address Thursday.
Former UF football player Thaddeus Bullard will be sending a message to The Swamp via video during Florida’s home game against Tennessee on Saturday.
Temple Grandin thinks in shapes. But she doesn’t like being put in a box.
A renowned researcher presented findings on the effects of marijuana on youth development to the UF community Thursday night.
About 60 people sat in a semi-circle in silence.
Although no one currently on the Alligator staff was in college in 2011, we feel confident in assuming that at some point in the year, a joke was made at the expense of "Friday" by Rebecca Black to introduce that week’s edition of Darts & Laurels. Although we would not stoop to such comedic lows, that isn’t going to stop us from using this information as an incredibly strained way to introduce this week’s edition of…
I keep seeing posts or overhearing conversations where someone says, "I’m completely straight, but I find girls so hot and I want to make out with them!" or, "I’m totally not gay, but I want to try giving a blowjob," or "I swear I’m 100 percent homosexual, but man, do I want to have sex with someone of the opposite gender."
The Islamic State group, or IS (ISIS) is a name that has seldom been far from news headlines over past two years. After establishing a religious caliphate in swathes of Syria and Iraq, the radical Islamist group has gained global attention for the violent rule it has imposed in these regions. While the Islamic State group’s physical control may be confined to the territories it has claimed, its sphere of influence extends far beyond. The Islamic State group has successfully used the Internet and social media to spread both fear and its ideals, making it a uniquely digital terrorist organization.
UF’s Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences' extension is celebrating its 100th birthday this month.
My favorite dumb hobby is taking pop culture way too seriously.
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