The 2018-19 collegiate athletic season saw both success and failure for the University of Florida, from the woes of the women’s basketball team to the electricity of the track and field programs. Throughout the ups and downs, however, came specific games, matches and meets that showcased UF athletics at its best.
First, coach Mike White and the Gators landed undergraduate transfer Anthony Duruji from Louisiana Tech. UF followed up by luring graduate transfer Virginia Tech forward Kerry Blackshear Jr. to Gainesville.
UF coach Dan Mullen made his expectations for this year's Florida football team abundantly clear.
The three construction projects will be completed in August and will cost about $3.6 million
The Reitz Union will not be affected by new restrictions on early voting.
Wow, someone did something horrible in Student Government; we all sure haven’t heard of that one before, have we?
Peck addressed more than 800 people in University Auditorium
More than 150 people attended the celebration of life for Huixiang Chen
Sports editor Sam Campisano had the opportunity to chat with retired soccer legend Abby Wambach before the Gatorade Player of the Year awards on Tuesday.
Leah Roddenberry won $1,000 at Miss UF and $8,000 at Miss Florida
UF has responded to the recent death of a graduate student amid calls for an investigation.
UF Innovation is hoping to create a diverse and inclusive district
Five medical specialties made the Top 50 rankings
George Edmondson -- Mr. Two Bits -- died Tuesday
UF’s new neurological center now brings medical doctors and clinical researchers together like never before.
Senators and students alike showed up to support former Inspire Senators Ashley Grabowski and Ben Lima at Tuesday night’s UF Student Government Senate meeting.
UF’s Graduate Assistants United has requested an investigation by UF looking into the death of Huixiang Chen, an international UF doctoral candidate who was found dead on campus in Benton Hall after taking his own life last month.
The bill will go into effect on July 1
Over 200 people gathered on Tuesday to hear the senators bipartisan discussion
More than 200 people are expected to attend the event at Smathers Library
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