Goodbye FSU. Farewell “the wave.” Games in the Swamp will look, feel and sound different. But a weird Gator game beats none at all.

Gator Nation News celebrates companies that purposefully strive to hire UF alumni.

UF embarks on a journey to be America’s AI university

Gator Nation News celebrates companies that purposefully strive to hire UF alumni

Gator Nation celebrates the 30th anniversary of the 1990 football team’s history-making season

Alumni from around the country share a bumper crop of clever Gator plates.

The UF graduate and James Beard Award-winning chef (and a People magazine finalist for “Sexiest Chef Alive”) kicks off a series celebrating the culinary talents of Gators.

Listen to her story on Unstoppable Minds, and see photos of her return to campus in this gallery.

A response to racism

The story behind ‘Dear Preview 2020’

From two bat-and-ball coaches, an ode to the season that wasn’t

Campus will be open this fall, but the vibe will be different

As many Americans hunker down in their homes, UF’s professors, researchers and others are part of the global effort to stop the spread of COVID-19 and help those already affected.

What do you know about wombats, wood storks, white rhinos and other members of the animal kingdom? These Gators study and work with all sorts of wildlife, and strive to protect the environment through their results. Here is a peek into their world.

Turns out, a dog with separation anxiety and a cat with abandonment issues make great emotional support animals for each other.

More than two years ago, near-fatal complications from a rare disease interrupted a sophomore’s quest for her degree. Now this brave Gator is back on campus — getting by with a little help from her UF friends.

An alarming number of animals, plants and insects are going extinct — and UF scientists, joined with concerned philanthropists, are scrambling to stop the global catastrophe.

“Is you okay? Is you good?” Millions of fans of her viral videos can recite her signature line. As for herself, this UF alumna and YouTube pioneer is more than okay.

Knowing how to dress professionally is often a first step to launching a successful career.

Two Gators ditched the conventional trappings of success to discover the world, and themselves.

From voting to vaccines, UF inventions improve lives and boost Florida's economy

At these free health care clinics, UF student volunteers practice with a purpose

How a near-death experience focused a Gator’s passion — and led to a business bringing cheer to sports fans