There’s a troubling trend developing right now with the Florida baseball team.
Jarrad Davis may not have been the most highly touted recruit when he got to UF, but his play as of late garnered some high praise from one of his coaches on Monday.
The Florida gymnastics team has no shortage of skill.
Teammates refer to redshirt senior Nicole Graziano as a grandma.
Facing elite talent is nothing new for the Gators.
Florida has earned the right to be confident.
Over the past two weeks, both the women’s and men’s college swimming and diving seasons officially concluded.
Garrison Keillor sang a hymn and made sexual jokes in the Phillips Center for the Performing Arts on Monday night.
Sana Hafeez was quiet as she lit more than 100 candles on Turlington Plaza on Monday night to honor those killed in Lahore, Pakistan.
A man lit the first candle at 7:12 p.m. outside the Power House Family Worship Center.
UF undergraduate students can soon major in public health.
Campus Communications, Inc., the publisher of The Independent Florida Alligator, is set to begin leasing a space at 2700 SW 13th St.
UF is honoring its graduate students this week.
A group of five Alachua County professionals will soon board a plane to Washington, D.C. to discuss the prevalence of inmates with mental illnesses in American jails.
An event today is hoping to bring together UF’s Greek and LGBTQ+ communities.
Three UF landscape architecture students will be honored for winning all categories of a landscape-design competition Thursday.
The Heavener School of Business will get a new associate dean and director.
This weekend, students will be able to paddle through pollution.
Unless you’re with UF gymnastics, the Stephen C. O’Connell Center is off limits.
UF’s College of Pharmacy is providing more free health screenings at its annual health fair on Friday.
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