A team with five upperclassmen and a veteran coach typically relies on experience to carry it through the season.
Coach Amanda Butler left her team with more questions than answers after squandering a victory against the team from Rocky Top.
Two Gators did not wait long to have career-best performances in the weight throw.
Much like guardian angels, traffic signs keep us safe from our most dangerous enemy — below average drivers.
Forward Casey Prather is again dealing with injury.
Antoinette Bannister never considered the Gators during her recruitment process.
You hear a lot of doom and gloom these days regarding the general strength and fortitude of our government.
Target is now price-matching items from Amazon.com and other retailers throughout the year.
We can learn a lot about the problematic illusion-making tendencies of the discourse on guns by analyzing a recent news story from Loganville, Ga.
UF is trying out a new iPad app, free to students, that could make academic research a far less cumbersome experience.
Your car might not be the only thing that’s automatic at your next trip to the DMV.
Kella and Aiden Sowder didn’t know rising before the sun would land them in the slammer.
A man wanted out of Levy County on multiple gun possession and drug charges was arrested Friday afternoon in northwest Gainesville.
David Morrison, a 19-year old applied physiology and kinesiology sophomore at UF, planned to celebrate with friends on the first Friday of classes, but he found himself passed out on his couch with muscle aches and pains instead.
Applied physiology and kinesiology sophomore Thor Fiol, 19, dressed the part — hammer and all — as Thor at the Reitz Union Sunday.
Kenny Boynton continues to shatter UF scoring records.
The Gators were already playing a man down in Baton Rouge, La.
Coach Amanda Butler had her team on the brink of upsetting No. 9 Tennessee on Sunday afternoon, a victory that would have represented arguably Florida’s biggest win during her tenure.
Students might want to invest in bug spray. The nationwide School of Ants has come to UF.
UF’s College of Journalism and Communications is one of the first schools to debut a new master’s program focused on social media.
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