Being a student-athlete is a lot of work, especially at UF.
Kayla Kalhor took second place in the first semi-finals episode
When facing a crisis, I suspect I have the same feelings and reactions as many others. I want to fix the problem and make decisions so I can plan ahead.
Oak Hammock confirmed that six residents and six staff have tested positive
Editor's note: This headline has been updated to say that Alachua County's curve of COVID-19 cases appears to be flattening.
Reports come from the online community portal or the COVID-19 hotline at 311
Fees could be reduced from $63.47 to $63.39 per credit hour
Anytime someone referenced Urban Meyer, I was quick to correct them.
Despite the season being cut short, the list of Florida swimmers and divers that nabbed SEC postseason honors was a long one.
It was all Urban Meyer could do to keep his team from getting into a brawl. He was frantically grabbing players, urging his Gators to not engage with Georgia in its antics.
Florida forward Keyontae Johnson, the team’s leading scorer from the 2019-20 season, announced he'll be returning for his junior season on Tuesday.
There were no injuries
Time in quarantine inspires many to up their cooking game
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Animal shelters in Gainesville see an increase in adoptions amid COVID-19
It's a tale of View-Masters and toilet paper feuds
It was the spring of 2017. Zada Williams had just left the University of Miami’s basketball program a few months prior when the season concluded. Now, with the intent to transfer, she was in the upstairs conference room at the University of Florida’s basketball complex to meet with Florida coach Cam Newbauer.
Some turned to technology to substitute for tradition
Meal kits, a virtual Seder and care packages were funded with community support
As of Sunday night, nobody in Alachua County has died from COVID-19
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