A member of Occupy Gainesville said she and other protesters were on the sidewalk of Bo Diddley Community Plaza Thursday morning when it started pouring.
Abel Gilbert believes shoe boxes might be changing lives.
Gators March for Babies raised more than $75,000 at Sunday's 5K walk, about $10,000 more than last year's event raised.
Florida may soon be leaving No Child Left Behind by the wayside.
Students preparing to leave town this week should take extra precautions to keep their belongings safe while away.
One UF alumnus was so disturbed by Gov. Rick Scott's ideas about education, he started a petition to get the governor's signatures off university diplomas.
For Samantha Scille, off-campus has a whole other meaning.
Renate Balsamo knows how to turn stress into art.
As Chris Coleman stood on the sidelines of the Collegiate Men's Rugby Florida Cup championship game Sunday with his swollen elbow in a sling and his nose plugged to stop the bleeding, he strategized about how to take off his jersey.
In Wednesday's edition of the Alligator, an article about the Student Senate committee for elections rules revisions incorrectly identified Douglas Whitaker as a senator for the Students Party. Whitaker is a minority senator, but he ran under the Progress Party before the Students Party was formed.
Bowl games used to be a birthright at Florida.
The final score may not show it, but Furman embarrassed Florida on Saturday.
When things looked bleak for Florida, sophomore wide receiver Andre Debose did what he does best.
In his first three starts this season, the only thing slowing down junior Erik Murphy’s shot has been his inability to stay on the court.
John Brantley had a performance worth celebrating Saturday.
What was supposed to be a successful season for the Gators turned into a repetitive nightmare.
In the first set of Florida’s senior-day match against Auburn, the Tigers seemed to only score points off the Gators’ mistakes.
The Gators’ sixth top-two finish this season would be a miracle.
In a program with as illustrious a history as that of Florida swimming, it is not often that something is accomplished for the first time.
If you happen to sit on a panel that deals with discrimination policy, you probably also don't want to be posting racial slurs online.
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