Dr. Donald Landry’s duties were set to begin Sept. 1, and his position is pending approval from the Florida Board of Governors, which is set to meet Sept. 10.

A roar echoed across Gainesville as Ben Hill Griffin Stadium erupted in astonishment. Freshman receiver Vernell Brown III had just come down with the most improbable catch of the night, leaving ...

The Office of Sustainability was absorbed into UF Facilities Services, but it’s unclear who will enforce some of the office’s responsibilities, like implementing UF’s Climate Action Plan and tracking ...

A sea of men pretending to read feminist literature, wearing sagging jeans and unconnected wired headphones dangling from their ears, flooded the plaza for a chance to win the title of most ...

A college quarterback faces plenty of pressure heading into a season. But at just 20 years old, Heisman Trophy expectations and name, image and likeness deals ranging from the Jordan Brand to Chipotle ...

With more Hawaiian shirts and margaritas than a tropical resort, and fresh cheeseburgers grilled in paradise, the first annual Jimmy Buffett Fest welcomed local Gainesville bands and artists to ...

The primaries for Florida’s 2026 gubernatorial election are still a year away. But some Florida Democratic Party officials ...

On May 21, the Florida Gators visited the White House, marking the third time the team has made the trip to 1600 Pennsylvania Ave. The team was invited after becoming the NCAA basketball champions, ...

As I enter my junior year, I am on the cusp of finishing my last two laps before victory — graduation. Yet, when I look in ...

Florida battled Norfolk’s All-MEAC outside Gabrielle Gilbert, holding her to six kills at .069 efficiency. The Gators topped Norfolk nearly across the board, out-hitting the Spartans with a .414 ...

Florida (3-2) took home the victory against the Maryland Terrapins (4-2) 3-1 on Sunday afternoon behind redshirt freshman forward Addy Hess’ two goals. Both teams were aggressive early, as each side ...

After losing his son to a rare genetic disease, state Rep. Adam Anderson vowed to make it easier for other families to find answers.