Often when we bemoan UF fan behavior, we refer to benign actions such as students leaving before the game is over or stupidly passing out due to excessive alcohol consumption.
Brent Pease will take the fall for Florida’s first losing season since 1979.
Gators March for Babies met a record-high fundraising goal of $100,000 Sunday at the 10th annual Gators March for Babies 5K on campus.
The Reitz Union Rion Ballroom was filled with about 70 students Monday night who were blinded by bandanas, with socks on their hands or gesticulating wildly, all while eating roasted chicken and mashed potatoes.
“The Greatest Show on Earth” will make its way to Gainesville for the first time in January.
A new musical will be rocking the stage of the Phillips Center for the Performing Arts come Jan. 10.
Although college students might view their major as a seal of fate, a new survey says that might not be the case.
Baby Gator nursery and Graduate Assistants United are teaming up to provide reduced child care today and Tuesday for UF graduate assistants.
UF students and faculty are preparing to travel home for Thanksgiving. But Wednesday could lose its status as part of the holiday.
The UF Students for a Democratic Society’s battle for tuition equity for undocumented students continued Friday when the group pushed for space at the upcoming Board of Trustees meeting.
There’s no defense for this one.
When about 1,800 Gators walked into the Phillips Center for the Performing Arts on Thursday, they had no idea they would be getting a show from both Bill Nye and Neil DeGrasse Tyson.
#UFRising is a go.
Chris Johns did not know what to expect when he went to Hawaii in April. What he found was 15 species of moth previously thought to be extinct.
Gainesville, we have a problem.
Sustainable UF has challenged Greek Gators to cap their water usage.
That girl puckering her lips at her phone in class is now validated by Oxford Dictionaries.
Bill Nye tickets are bye-bye.
Chivalry was resurrected on campus Wednesday night at an event put on by the Institute of Black Culture.
Sleek and confident, Isis King was met by loud cheers as the former “America’s Next Top Model” contestant turned the conference room into a runway.
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