Kevin O’Sullivan gave his team a warning following its sweep of then-No. 8 LSU on Sunday: Don’t let up. There’s still baseball to be played next week.
For students wondering where the emails that fill their Webmail spam folders come from, there’s more to the process than someone on the other end clicking the send button.
UF students hoping to visit Dallas for the Final Four this weekend can make their trip easy with several travel package arrangements.
In Tuesday night’s Senate meeting, 71 senators unanimously passed two resolutions and got their first peek at the proposed organizational budget for the 2014-2015 fiscal year.
David Habib grins from ear to ear when he talks about Molly Oloyi, the namesake of his nonprofit organization, Molly’s Beads.
UF students and staff will no longer have to log into the “visitor” level Internet access when visiting other institutions with the addition of a new secure wireless network.
Underreported graduation rates could be an effect of student transfers.
Now facing a bribery conviction, former Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert canceled his appearance for Accent Speaker’s Bureau next week.
Following a federal decision that ruled football players at Northwestern University count as employees, UF President Bernie Machen is looking for ways to get the university’s student athletes paid.
Scott Nygren was serious about his love for the humanities. But the UF English and film studies professor wasn’t the least bit serious around those who knew him.
More than 30 students wrote letters to fellow Gators on Monday evening during Words of Encouragement, a program aimed to help students adjust to college life.
Gabrielle Beecher gets dressed, goes to class and then sits down with strangers to listen to their stories.
Through his first eight seasons at Florida, softball coach Tim Walton has worked with some top-notch pitchers.
UF is considering replacing e-Learning, leaving a blank canvas for the university’s new course management system.
An Idaho couple said its newly crafted coffee grinder takes your morning pick-me-up to a new level.
Skulls seem to be in vogue at the C.A. Pound Human Identification Laboratory.
The UF Hispanic Communicators Association is releasing a new, English-Spanish magazine called Communicate that will focus on communications with a broad focus of Hispanic issues.
The Levin College of Law will welcome a temporary new dean in the coming months.
After 82 years of hosting Gator Growl in the Swamp, the production team is setting its sights on a smaller venue.
Aishwarya Potdar’s hair never stays long.
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