While everybody recovers from a blackout in New Orleans, the alligatorSports staff wants to take a moment to look at former Gators playing basketball and football. In which league do Gators make the biggest impact? Columnists Adam Pincus and Josh Jurnovoy tackle the question.
Lily Svete is everything and nothing you would want in a forward.
Dealing with injuries is part of the gig. Replacing production, however, isn’t all that easy.
During Florida’s 78-64 win against Ole Miss on Saturday, senior guard Kenny Boynton and senior forward Erik Murphy fed off each other’s strengths.
The show “30 Rock” ended last week.
Facebook lies, and the rest of the Internet isn’t much better.
To celebrate Black History Month, Maya Angelou and Kendrick Lamar will both be appearing on campus.
Most of us eat blindly. On a late Tuesday night, sitting in our college apartments with “Girls” on the laptop and hunger pangs setting in, the majority of us are not looking to make a commentary on modern day commodity food culture.
Players representing UF Student Affairs raised $5,000 for a local elementary school renovation project after winning a charity kickball tournament in southwest Gainesville on Saturday.
Many people might not know who helped discover the North Pole or when Martin Luther King Jr. delivered his “I Have a Dream” speech.
With the conclusion of the five-day qualifying period Friday, the race for the March city elections is on.
It looks like an oasis at the edge of the 278-acre Morningside Nature Center in east Gainesville.
Just hours after a new Walmart Supercenter opened Friday, Gainesville Police arrested a man for shoplifting.
The UF Supreme Court voted Friday to uphold the Election Commission’s decision to not order a cease and desist on Swamp Party campaign activities.
Stop, drop and roll shouldn’t be the newest dance craze.
With 40 seconds until race time, participants scurried to line up behind a UF College of Medicine student who incurred brain damage in a car accident in June.
Last week in Student Senate, Swamp Party treasurer and Student Government Budget and Appropriations Committee chairman Joey Michaels was publicly asked to step down from one of those positions for the sake of the students.
Year of the Dragon was so 2012.
In an increasingly competitive and global world, how do we make ourselves stand out? The answer to this question is one word. Well two words, actually. Study abroad.
At street corners all over the county, crossing guards stop traffic as they help school children safely cross the road, and on Friday, as part of School Crossing Guard Appreciation Day, it was their day to be thanked.
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