


All Together Now

The Gator Nation Loses a Beloved Alumni Leader

How Hiring: UF's Next President

Commentary: Three Cheers for the Underdogs

Gator Leaders Gather for Leadership, Networking and Celebration

An 84-year-old UF Landmark Gets a Makeover
One of the most anticipated campus building projects in recent years has been the rehabilitation and expansion of Norman Hall, the historic home of the UF College of Education. Supported by $31.5 million in funding from the Florida Legislature...

The Gator Nation Is In Business
Since 2015, Gator100 has honored the 100 fastest-growing Gator-owned or -led businesses.
2022 standouts run the gamut, from construction firms and pharmaceutical companies to businesses serving aspiring musicians (that would be No. 17...

Under 40 and On Top of Their Game
Since 2006, UF has honored outstanding young graduates whose achievements give the Gator Nation its great name. Meet 2022’s 40 Gators Under 40 honorees, who will be honored at an event later this month. (Well, make it 41 under 40 this year....

The World Is Their Stage

A Message for the Boo-ers: Booooo

Crab Cakes, Gator Style

My Year as a 'Remote' Worker

A Gator Nation Answers the Call

This Doctor's Rx: Grab Bootstraps and Pull Up

To Oxford, By Way of Branford

The New Face of Gator Football

Young and Ready

Forecast: A Bright Future for Students Under This Teacher of the Year

Gator Nation Gift Guide 2021
A dog bed that looks like Ben Hill Griffin Stadium? Fighting Gator cufflinks? An official UF diaper bag with sports-themed zipper pulls? Spicy chocolate alligators?
Find the perfect UF-themed holiday gift for everyone on your list this...

The Bloodlust of SEC Fans

The Water Whisperer

A Salute to UF ROTC Throughout the Years

Healthy (& Yummy) Holiday Recipe “Swaps”

UF Homecoming Queens (and Kings) Through the Decades

Five Reasons UF is Top 5

Campus Haunts: The Spookiest Spots at UF

The Champion

Carpe Diem, Ballers!

Six Game Day Tips

His Lessons Are a Cut Above

50 Years of Feeding Florida

10 Things to Know about Gator Football 2021

Revisit Campus from Anywhere in the World

The Dog Days Dozen
If you know Gainesville, and we think you do, you can understand why we needed something, anything, to get us through July and August. So we put out a call for cuteness overload. Gators, you did not let us down. Here, just 12 of the many...

Now that College Athletes Can Be Paid, What's Next?

The Book Lovers' Guide to Great Gator Reads
There’s still time to squeeze in some summer reading. Our curated list of 20 recent titles by (or about) UF grads, professors and Gator supporters offers thrillers, steamy romances, a history of Southern rock and more. All can be purchased...

A Gator Goes to Columbus

Are You a Gold-Medal Gator?

Sam Riffice: The Latest Gator Great You Should Know

7 Questions from One Famous Father

Debate for the Ages: Urban Meyer’s Place in UF History

The Gator Nation News Guide to 40 Florida Podcasts

A First-Class First Class!

Gator Trailblazers Thank Their Biggest Fans

Becky Burleigh Looks Back, and Ahead

20 Questions with an AI Leader

Cradled in the Lap of Love

Under 40 and On Top of Their Games
“40 Gators Under 40” has, since 2006, honored young alumni who are making a difference in their fields and the world. This year’s honorees carry on the tradition of shining service to the sciences, health care, non-profits, education,...

Guess Who is Coming to The Swamp?

Planting Seeds for Justice

50 Years Ago: ‘Black Thursday’

Poking and Prodding

When You’re “Most Likely to Succeed”

On “Recharge Day,” a Spring Break from Routine
Although typical spring breaks may be on hiatus this year, students got a recent boost from an on-campus mini-break hosted by the University of Florida Division of Student Affairs and Student Government.
Across campus, more than 2,000...

For UF, A Special Delivery of Hope

His Father’s Footsteps

10 Greatest Gator Streaks in Sports

UF’s Teacher of the Year

The Marvelous Mickles

A ‘Rising Star’ Shines in Forbes

With a Little Help from the Gator Nation

21 Things We Love About Being Gators
Sure, we all know it’s great to be a Florida Gator. But why, exactly? That’s a little tougher to explain to the uninitiated. In recognition of Valentine’s Day, here’s our humble attempt to put a finger on what makes our orange and blue...

Aiming for No. 1 Again

The Growing Season

The Gator Guide to a Greater 2021

Top 25 Gator Softball Players of All Time

Q&A with Danielle Collins

The Swamp, Undrained

Gators Hiring Gators

How Do You G8R?

Gators vs. Coronavirus

A Quest for Quiet

Name of the Game: Adapt and Overcome

Escape to Reality

Coronavirus and Campus in 2021

“It Gave Me the Nudge to Keep Going”

Q&A with Yolanda Cash Jackson

Most intimidating celebrity? Biggest change coming in the music industry?

8 Other Weird Gator Football Season Interruptions

It's the Little Things that Count

More Than 100 Years of ‘Welcome Home’

No Championships, No Problems

6 Ways to Safeguard the Election

“I’m gonna make myself the star that I know I am.”

Your Halloween Homework!

Help for a Black and Blue America

Brave New Nation

Stuff You Didn't Ask in Class

The Accidental Nat Geo Star

20 Questions with… José Fortes, 2019-2020 Teacher/Scholar of the Year
José Fortes, the AT&T Eminent Scholar and Professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering at the Herbert Wertheim College of Engineering, recently received a letter from President Fuchs announcing that he’d received the highest...

8 Reasons to Get Excited about Gator Football
Way back when, before all of us were wearing masks (OK, some of us) and when hangin’ out did not require a head count, there was a lot of hype surrounding this Florida football season.
The reasons were threefold:
- Dan...

Trading Courtroom for Kitchen
Gator Chef, an exclusive video series, showcases delicious recipes full of flavor and heritage served up by outstanding UF alumni chefs and passionate home cooks. To see Episode 1, featuring Chef Edouardo Jordan, please...

Traditions Reimagined

The ‘Game Day Experience’ Promises to be an Experience

Gators Hiring Gators

Lombardi and Darnell Remember the Gainesville Student Murders, 30 Years Later
Thirty years ago, the brutal slayings of five college students shattered the peacefulness of the Gainesville community and ushered in months of fear and chaos on the University of Florida campus.
Over four days in late August 1990, at...

Move-In Day Through the Years
College students have been arriving in Gainesville since the University of Florida moved here in September 1906. Only 91 students came that year – all men – and all but a few lodged in Buckman Hall, one of the few buildings on campus.
...
To Boldly Go

Gators Hiring Gators

The Team that Changed it All

How Do You G8R?

Meet Mariel White

“Racism and violence directed at African Americans must stop”

Part Tribute, Part Message of Hope

Five Things Missed at the Big Dance

A “Space Force” Gator Shares his Florida Favorites
Did you know that “Space Force,” the new Netflix comedy starring Steve Carell, also features a Gator: actor Jamison Webb (BSJ ’07)? The series premiered May 29.
Webb plays “Baxter,” who appears in the trailer...

Social Distance, Sanitizer and Screenings

20 More Reasons to be Proud to be a Gator

The Wild Bunch

Henry & Baloo: An Instagram Tale of Trails & Love True

The Incredible Journey of Mariel White

Protecting the Web of Life

GloZell Green, Comedy Queen

Fit to be Hired

Small Vans, Big Plans

Innovation U

Providing Free, High-Quality Health Care, “No Questions Asked”
