The No.1 Florida track and field teams experienced success from their newcomers on the first day of the Rod McCravy Memorial Invitational.
The Middle East was the topic of the night as Juan Cole spoke to a crowd of students and faculty about the region’s politics and youth movements.
On the 42nd anniversary of Roe v. Wade, pro-life supporters celebrated a victory rather than a loss.
The Gators excel on the court, on the field and also on the ice.
Although same-sex marriage has been recognized under Florida law, the local LGBT community is still facing issues.
Helping Hands Pet Rescue got close to 1,000 animals adopted in 2014 and are looking to social media to make 2015 another successful year.
Back in elementary school, some remember being disciplined with referrals. Others were met with a paddle.
The Florida basketball team is, for lack of a better term, terrible.
Grant Gergen is looking forward to taking a break from dining hall food, and now he can with a Spring promotion.
Registration is already closed for the UF Career Resource Center’s inaugural Gator Shadow Day on Feb. 20.
The UF Levin College of Law introduced an online course available across the globe last May, and now a new crop of students will get the same opportunity.
A recent survey showed that 80 percent of respondents support mandatory labeling of foods containing DNA, but experts say this strong response stems largely from misinformation.
It’s time to move on.
The top-ranked Florida men’s and women’s track and field teams head to Lexington, Kentucky, today to compete in the Rod McCravy Memorial Invitational, which is hosted by the University of Kentucky.
Gainesville Police arrested a local man Wednesday morning for reportedly hitting another man on the head with a metal folding chair at the St. Francis House cafeteria.
After winning its first two matches of the year, the Gators men’s tennis team heads into its first big tournament of the year.
Anthony Confrancesco said he zips nearly five miles through campus every day on his six-gear bicycle.
Katie Stengel grew up in Melbourne, Florida.
Following President Obama’s sixth State of the Union address this week, the Republicans once again provided an official response to Obama’s speech. And once again, it was stilted, filled with talking points and sounded more like a sketch from Sesame Street than an address meant for millions of American adults. This year’s victim was recently elected U.S. senator from Iowa, Joni Ernst.
Florida coach Rhonda Faehn believes competing in big meets early in the year makes a team better by season’s end.
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