It isn’t common for Florida to face an opponent whose coach roots for the Gators. Then again, Gainesville used to be home for Steve Spurrier.
Everyone in the Colonial Center on Jan. 27, 2008, knew the ball was going to Jordan Jones with one second left.
Two years removed from standing on top of the college basketball world, Florida is finally stepping out of its own shadow.
We’re nearing the home stretch of this year’s picks column, and maybe picking against the spread wasn’t such a good idea.
On the eve of a new season, the women’s basketball team is hoping to recreate the magic it had at the start of last season.
Two weeks ago, these questions weren’t lingering.
After the Florida was swept by LSU on Oct. 11, coach Mary Wise presented the Gators with two options.
After winning the Southeastern Conference Championship two weeks ago, the No. 3 women’s team is focused on something else: the NCAA Championship.
A pair of fake legs sticks out from boxes set up on the Plaza of the Americas Thursday as part of Actions! UF Hunger and Homelessness Week, which runs from Nov. 15 to 21.
A Gainesville police car and Gainesville Fire Rescue trucks respond after a robbery at Office Depot on Northwest 13th Street and Northwest 10th Avenue. One man was injured and was taken to the hospital after the robbery.
Ninety-seven percent of Americans support a ban on texting while driving, according to a recent New York Times/CBS News poll.
Downtown Gainesville is trading traffic for pedestrians and paintings this weekend for the 28th annual Downtown Festival and Art Show.
When UF junior Gloria Tavarez wakes up in the morning, she harvests her crops.
County employees are not allowed to text about official business as courts determine whether text messages should be considered public record.
May Peace be Upon You.
One of UF’s newest organizations welcomed students to discuss issues of clean energy, global warming and carbon emissions with four local experts Thursday.
This week the world celebrated momentous changes in history, and America celebrated some changes of its own. By contrast, things have been a little slow around the Alligator; the most noteworthy thing to happen this week is the mysterious disappearance of the friendly rats that live in our walls (if you’re reading this, we miss you). These epic world events only make the mundane state of affairs in Gainesville harder to bear. With that in mind, we are happy to present you with a don’t-let-the-small-town-blues-get-you-down edition of...
Ceramic arts club to sell pottery at Art Bash tonight
UF Students in Free Enterprise is hosting a Women’s Career Expo today from 9 a.m. to noon at the Center for Innovation and Economic Development at Santa Fe College.
Scott Sumrow was a National Honor Society member who dreamed of designing and building airplanes. He also suffered from depression. Shortly after his 18th birthday in 2001, Scott took his life.
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