This weekend the Gators will face off against Vanderbilt for the annual homecoming football game and a chance for a homefield victory. One of the most exciting aspects of Homecoming weekend is the return of alumni who eagerly roam University Avenue reliving the unique thrill of a Gator football gameday.
On a field still damp from morning rain, with the wind bringing the temperature into the 50s, a family of about 330 stood at attention.
As a kid growing up in Virginia, Mike Salay always thought if you wanted to be a good skateboarder, you had to have lots of tattoos.
It's the last chapter. The climax has come and gone. The characters have filled their roles, and the book is nearly finished.
In the 1960s, women at UF had to wear dresses and skirts in public. They also had to be back in their dorms by 10 p.m. and could not be seen kissing men in public.
Gators fans decked out in orange and blue stream through the streets, giving "the chomp" to each other as they throw fists and "Go Gators!" into the air.
At Bluefield Estate Winery, it's all right if you don't know tannins from tea leaves or a Riesling from a pinot gris. It doesn't matter if you throw your wine back or prefer the see, swirl, sniff, sip and savor method.
The Gators’ season is standing on one leg, and so, too, are their hopes of winning on Saturday.
On the 25th anniversary of the 3-point shot’s introduction into college basketball, the Gators rang in a new season by firing away from long range.
In their first action of the season, the Gators showed flashes of the type of fast, pressure defense they’ll need to be successful with a guard-heavy roster.
Whenever he has a second of spare time, sophomore Stephen Hanson leaves UF for Terrance County.
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This isn’t the Vandy you’re accustomed to seeing.
The Gators are hoping for more of the same tonight, and that is something they would not have said two days ago.
Coach Amanda Butler had a vision for the Gators, and Jordan Jones wanted in.
To sum up the challenges in getting a college education, Joe Johnson took the stage of the Reitz Union Rion Ballroom on Thursday night and busted into rhyme.
The shooter pauses for a brief second, points his shotgun and pulls the trigger.
College kids are making the city look bad.
When No. 17 Florida’s volleyball team was swept last weekend by Southeastern Conference opponents for the first time in coach Mary Wise‘s tenure, bright spots were not easy to come by.
When three men tied up a woman in her home on Northwest 38th Street and ransacked it Wednesday, suspicions that previous home-invasion robberies might be connected were solidified for law enforcement officials.
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