The Gators picked up their fourth commitment to the 2015 class Monday afternoon. Tristan Payton, a wide receiver out of First Coast High in Jacksonville, took a visit to UF over the weekend for junior day.
UF received its largest ever donation in the history of the university on Friday — $75 million.
When Jay Bell talks about taking patients for a dive, he isn’t talking about scuba diving.
The earning gap between high school and college graduates has stretched to its widest level in 50 years.
A barefoot Sheila Barksdale stepped onto the mat, raised a 3-foot long sword into the air and recited poems by Emily Dickinson.
UF’s Center for Leadership and Service received a donation of $5,000 from Campus Crest Communities Inc. last week.
Hundreds of Gators joined Saturday on Flavet Field to race through campus and be pelted with orange and blue dust at The Gator Run.
The Gators traveled to Oxford, Miss., with the memory of Marshall Henderson’s Gator chomping spectacle on their minds.
The San Francisco Bay separates St. Mary’s College and Stanford University from each other.
For the second consecutive year, the Southeastern Conference crown belongs to the top-ranked Gators men’s swimming and diving team.
The Gators traveled to Oxford, Miss., with the memory of Marshall Henderson’s Gator chomping spectacle on their minds.
There are two names on the University of Florida gymnastics roster that will send a crowd into a frenzy.
UF a cappella group No Southern Accent is climbing the scales of the competitive a cappella world.
UF students peanut-butter believe it — the Planters NUTmobile is coming to campus Monday.
For the final season of his favorite show, a UF student is counting on Twitter to reach producers and bring attention to his cause.
Engineers’ Week is in full swing, and organizers hope to engage students from all majors.
Coach Tim Walton likes what he has seen from his team so far this season.
A team led by two UF researchers was recently awarded thousands of dollars to help win the game of hide-and-seek with leukemia cells.
Recent UF alumnus Josh McLawhorn bested 400 competitors to win first place with his short film “Almost Ready” in Nikon’s nationwide Everyday Cinema video contest last week.
Computer programmers will come together Saturday to create applications that will make information in Gainesville’s open data portal more digestible for residents.
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