The Florida men’s basketball team will be without redshirt junior Eli Carter next season, the university announced Monday.
Harrison Bader walked up to the plate, kicked the dirt off his bat and squared his shoulders towards the mound.
The Florida softball team made a habit of digging itself into a hole in its series against Texas A&M.
Richie Martin stood at the plate with the game on the line.
It may have been senior day for the Gators on Saturday, but a junior stole the show.
Lauren Haeger’s perfect season looked like it was in jeopardy Friday night.
Florida’s hitters looked lost against Kentucky’s Zack Brown.
Chris Walker is cutting his time with the Florida men’s basketball team short.
Rhonda Faehn is stepping down as UF’s gymnastics coach.
The Zeta Beta Tau fraternity chapter at UF is under investigation after members reportedly insulted veterans during a formal this past weekend in Panama City Beach.
Lauren Haeger has been remarkable in her senior season.
Brélan Eytan Moritz, age 29, passed away Saturday, April 18, 2015, in Gainesville, Florida. He was born in Panama City, Florida, in 1985 and attended Lynn Haven Elementary, Mowat Middle School, and Mosley High School where he graduated as the valedictorian and achieved the rank of Eagle Scout. He received his undergraduate degree in Microbiology and Cell Science from the University of Florida in 2008, his master’s degree in Biomedical Engineering from UCLA in 2009, and was a PhD candidate in Microbiology and Cell Science at the University of Florida. The process for the award of a posthumous Doctor of Philosophy degree has been initiated.
Douglas Tam plans to hang his navy-blue-and-yellow Grand Trunk hammock Friday, just like he always does when he wants to relax.
Coon Rapids, Minnesota, is a bit hard to describe.
Kirsti Merritt can’t stop smiling.
The next month will be full of preparation for Florida’s men’s golf team.
Richie Martin wasn’t sure whether to keep running. Good thing he did.
Two emotions come to Kelsey Stewart’s mind when Florida and Florida State clash in Gainesville – love and hate.
There is inherent power in the written word, and I’ve come to realize the impact. I need not look any further than the handmade card that sits on the desk in my room, written to me nearly two years ago. The cover reads: "congrats on quitting the Alligator," in bold letters. That’s how excited I was to leave this newspaper after Summer 2013. It was an occasion warranting celebration. It was before I understood the value of written words.
As I write my byline one final time, I can’t help but get misty-eyed. I cannot believe my time at The Alligator is coming to a close.
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