New museum exhibit showcases UF research and a former mascot
By Luisa Guaracao | July 20, 2015If you met Albert the Alligator 45 years ago, you probably wouldn’t want to give him a hug or a high five.
If you met Albert the Alligator 45 years ago, you probably wouldn’t want to give him a hug or a high five.
When the Florida Gators announced the three players who were going to attend Southeastern Conference Media Days, there were some people confused to as why Brandon Powell was chosen.
The Alligator Awards continue this week, with the second award being for "Best comeback Moment." Editor-in-chief Jordan McPherson and staff writer Ian Cohen join alligatorSports editors Graham Hall, Luis Torres and Graham Hack in a roundtable discussion to debate the five nominees. Debates will go in alphabetical order by the writer’s last name.
As of Saturday, the Newberry branch library now offers a Snuggle Up Center, Teen Space and several other additions.
Harmony has been found this week among the diverse academic disciplines offered at UF.
UF is continuing to provide the most bang for students’ bucks.
A dot 3 billion miles away is starting to become clearer with the first high-resolution images of a has-been planet.
When Linda Parker Hudson graduated from UF in 1972, she was one of the two women in her class.
For children at the Reichert House, discipline and routine are what their teachers aim to instill in them daily.
Some enjoy the occasional browsing of a dealership filled with straight, organized lines of shiny new cars with no more than 10 miles on the odometer, and I have to say I enjoy it as well.
We’ve all heard that death is as much a part of life as, well, actually living. At some point in our childhoods, our parents pulled themselves up by their bootstraps, braced for the flurry of questions and tears, and imparted this lesson to us, their children. It might be spurred by a death in the family (in my case, the family dog), or it may emerge totally unprovoked. Regardless of whatever form it takes, the “death talk” is a universally shared experience, and represents a watershed moment in one’s childhood.
Right, Gainesville, so a lot big things, a lot of cool things and a lot of stupid things happened this week, and it’s that time of the week when we at the Alligator give you some highlights with this week’s edition of …
The Backyard at Boca Fiesta and Palomino is hosting a film race where contestants are required to create a one- to five-minute film good enough to impress judges and audience members — all within 48 hours.
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Meek Mill has been busy dreaming for years, but with his latest album, he can finally rest on his laurels.
A renovation effort will finally pass after the Matheson History Museum received a $300,000 state historic preservation grant.
New Orleans rock ’n’ roll septet the Revivalists is playing in Gainesville for the first time Wednesday.
Oil from Muscadine grapeseed may cause weight loss
Two UF students won national titles at the Phi Beta Lambda National Leadership Conference in Chicago.
HOOVER, Ala. — For a first-time head coach at Southeastern Conference Football Media Days, Florida’s Jim McElwain didn’t look the part.