The Gators fell one run short of their first Southeastern Conference series sweep since mid-March on Saturday.
For the second straight day, Hannah Rogers took the circle. However, her second go-around wasn't as pretty as her first.
In a game that set a record thanks to its lack of goals, two freshmen made sure the Gators had enough.
Board of Trustees vice-chairman David Brown, a 1973 UF alumnus and chairman of Broad and Cassel law firm, was selected to carry out the remainder of the former chairman’s term.
Florida’s state attorney announced Monday the state would drop charges against one of the 10 members of Alpha Phi Alpha who were charged with hazing in January.
One run and 13 strikeouts later, the Gators headed back to the video room. It’s time for more adjustments.
For the last three years, the UF men’s track and field team has been forced to settle for a top-three finish at the NCAA Outdoor Championships. The Gators are using the regular season to prove that this postseason will end differently.
UF coach Kevin O’Sullivan called it “weird.” Junior catcher Mike Zunino was disappointed in himself.
For the third time all year, and the second time in a row, the Gators watched as another team celebrated a victory on their home field.
Through five innings, Florida was hitless.
The UF men’s track and field team fell from first to second in the rankings this week despite picking up 12 wins at the Tom Jones Memorial Classic. However, the drop did not affect sophomore Stipe Zunic’s performance.
Gov. Rick Scott has vetoed a bill that would allow UF and Florida State University to increase tuition by more than the 15 percent currently allowed.
Two UF lacrosse players were named as nominees for the 2012 Tewaaraton Award on Wednesday.
UF College of Engineering Dean Cammy Abernathy has agreed to set aside her proposal to deal with budget cuts for the upcoming fiscal year.
All-day study fests don’t have to end with classes: Students can study in campus libraries through May 4.
Gov. Rick Scott signed a bill that will let UF exceed a 5 percent limit on bonds on a student fee to the renovation and expansion of the Reitz Union.
Members of the 2012 UF Bateman Case Study Competition team are one step closer to becoming national champions.
Six days a week, Rex Tullius streamlines, kicks, pulls and flip-turns, cranking out about 200 laps in two hours. His goal? Competing in the 2012 Olympics.
These Regional Transit System workers drive buses that cater mostly to students, providing safe passage home for the inebriated, fatigued and lazy. They drive various routes from downtown to midtown, through and around UF’s campus and back to downtown.
The Gators had finally cracked Matt Reed.
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