Will Muschamp kept his word — and improved his first full recruiting class Wednesday — by getting one of the state’s top commits to do the opposite.
On Tuesday, Gov. Rick Scott, in a somewhat surprising statement, said he did not support increasing tuition for students at Florida's colleges and universities.
TAMPA — The mystery that is Nelson Agholor finally came to a conclusion Wednesday afternoon.
Billy Donovan entered Southeastern Conference play for the 16th time in his career with the belief that he had coached worse rebounding teams.
We're told we attend UF to "get an education."
UF's Model United Nations student organization will hold its ninth-annual GatorMUN conference at the Reitz Union this weekend.
Will Muschamp is back from the gas station.
Instead of going back home at the end of the spring semester, Jenni Wu could be taking classes in the United Kingdom, Italy or Australia this summer.
MIRAMAR — Tracy Howard could never really see himself playing at Miami.
DAYTONA BEACH — The Gators lost one of their own on National Signing Day in four-star defensive end Leonard Williams.
Gainesville Police are looking for two men who were spotted publicly masturbating on separate occasions Sunday night.
Drug company Pfizer Inc. recalled two types of birth control Wednesday that could be less effective because of a packaging error.
The Farm-to-Table Breakfast served as a kickoff to the UF Office of Sustainability's Food For Thought campaign, which runs Feb. 1 to April 26.
Student voter turnout on campus remained low in Tuesday's elections.
UPD registered 1,493 bikes in 2011. There were 112 bicycles reported stolen in 2010, and 152 bikes were reported stolen in 2011.
Dewey Bozella, falsely imprisoned for 26 years and the 2011 recipient of the Arthur Ashe Award for Courage, will tell his story to Gainesville Thursday.
Commissioners can purchase or give up iPads after term.
The separate worlds of the on- and off-Broadway stages collide in the form of "Smash," NBC's new musical TV show that mixes elements of shows such as "Glee" and "The Voice."
Obsessed with majoring in anthropology? There's a meme for that.
One of every three people in the United States is a minority, yet TV networks cast predominantly white individuals in their shows.
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