Heading into the third and final round of the Cougar Classic, the UF women’s golf team is in a tie for third place out of 20 teams.
Speaking personally, football season at UF is the most fascinating phenomenon I’ve ever witnessed. The campus transforms overnight into an entirely new atmosphere, complete with elaborate tailgates, massive tides of orange-and-blue-clad families and endless optimism. Everyone’s a little friendlier and anyone sporting Gator memorabilia is automatically a new friend. These Saturdays have an almost religious undertone as students, alumni and fans alike come together to invoke the holy name of Gator football.
Vegetarianism: It’s practical, and when done with panache, can be both good-tasting and good for your body. Magnanimity: While less practical for college students, it feels good and is also good for others.
A paradox to consider: the Internet, one of the greatest inventions of the 20th century, is the medium of travel for the worst ideas of the 21st century. Nearly two weeks ago, on Sept. 3, YouTube personality Nicole Arbour published a video entitled "Dear Fat People." She maintains the purpose of the video is to encourage people to engage in better, healthier habits. But the question is, how exactly did she espouse her ideas?
After watching Will Grier and Treon Harris battle it out for the starting quarterback job for two weeks, coach Jim McElwain still isn’t ready to make his decision.
If anyone is excited for Florida’s first and only home meet of the season, it’s freshman Maria Larsen.
For the past few years, Bianca Nachmani celebrated the Jewish new year with her family in Philadelphia.
The Gator family just lost a prehistoric friend.
Near the steps of Griffin-Floyd Hall, there’s a sign.
UF’s Hispanic Heritage Month will kick off its celebrations today.
In 2011, Rebecca Fitzsimmons was a University of South Florida graduate student scanning early pictures of Florida for the Matheson History Museum.
Students will finally have access to the newly renovated areas of the Reitz Union next semester.
The newly renovated Yon Hall held its grand opening Friday morning.
Alachua County Sheriff’s Office deputies arrested a UF student during Saturday’s football game after he reportedly punched an officer.
Florida Highway Patrol arrested a Palatka man Thursday afternoon after he reportedly ran from police during a traffic stop and had about 40 grams of cocaine.
Friday afternoon, UF senior Sierra McVeigh saw a replica of the twin towers on Turlington Plaza.
Hangovers. A considerable portion of students here in Gainesville get them, and those who do are intimately familiar with what they entail: the premature awakenings brought about by intense thirst at 7 a.m., the searing pain in the left hemisphere of your brain and the lingering pangs of regret that bob around in your head as you shower off the sweat from the night before.
It didn’t take long for the Florida soccer team to show that it was clicking on all cylinders in Sunday’s match against Jacksonville University.
As discussions of race and ethnicity permeate the coverage of the presidential elections and refugee crisis, it is clear many people remain unaware of the basic definitions that inform the conversation.
While the Gators are still searching for a long-term answer at quarterback on offense, there is concern about the quarterback of their defense.
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