There’s a new face hanging around the Florida men’s golf team.
Happy spring semester, Gators! With this blog, I'll talk about cool stuff that’s happening in the science world, whether it’s near, far, wherever you are (does the heart really go on, Celine?). I also want to hear from you! If there’s a subject you want me to explore further, let me know with a comment below or send an email to The Alligator blog editor at lchan@alligator.org. Now, let’s get to it!
The Lambda Chi Alpha Fraternity invited two World War II veterans to its home Sunday to show gratitude for their service.
The Gator Stompin’ tradition will live on in 2015 in order to pay off debt from last year’s event.
For $15,000, two UF freshmen pledged to shave their heads.
The hunt could be back on after two decades of banning black bear hunting in Florida.
Sandra Wilson is switching seats in the UF Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences.
Florida’s women’s tennis team got off to a positive start to its dual season.
Three weeks of nothing but losses can destroy a team’s confidence.
Billy Donovan is not one to sugarcoat anything.
Florida’s softball team is deep.
After Florida opened up Southeastern Conference play with three straight wins, Eli Carter thought the Gators were alright.
If Rhonda Faehn were evaluating the contents of a glass half-filled with water, she would likely point out that the water vapor in the air-filled half means the glass is more than half-full.
Business is booming for Lazy Delivery as it expands its services to Tallahassee.
Next week, students on a budget may be able to afford something more substantial than ramen noodles.
If you’ve ever watched daytime television, you would probably recognize this annoying commercial: A young man standing in a parking lot yells at you for sitting on the couch and wasting your life. After a few minutes of making you feel ashamed of your situation, he gives you hope by telling you it isn’t too late to finish your degree and land your dream career. All you have to do is make a simple phone call.
Key West may become host to an experiment that involves male mosquitoes, the herpes virus and cabbage DNA.
Jim McElwain landed two more verbal commits from the recruiting trail on Monday.
Florida has landed its second commitment in as many days, this time a 2016 commitment in wide receiver Rick Wells.
The Independent Florida Alligator is now helping you get your creative juices flowing with ‘do it yourself’ crafts that are affordable for anyone on a college budget. This crafty idea is only the first of many so get ready!
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