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(02/28/25 12:45am)
Over 250 people surrounded UF’s Plaza of the Americas Thursday to watch conservative provocateur Charlie Kirk spar with UF community members over hot-button issues like immigration, white privilege and LGBTQ+ rights.
(02/27/25 7:48pm)
A UF Health psychiatrist was arrested Wednesday on 10 counts of possessing child pornography and three counts of animal cruelty for possessing sexual images of dogs and horses.
(02/27/25 4:58am)
Down to its final out and behind by three runs, UNF freshman pinch-hitter Seth Alford notched a bases-clearing double to put a scare into the Florida faithful and send the game to the bottom of the ninth. In the home half, the Gators loaded the bases themselves and walked it off on a wild pitch.
(02/27/25 11:00am)
Over 20 students gathered at the Plaza of the Americas Feb. 18 on an array of bright, multi-colored quilts. Students of different majors and backgrounds flicked cards onto the UNO pile, twisted their bodies into seemingly impossible knots on a Twister mat and sketched out absurd prompts in a game of Scrawl, a quirky take on Pictionary.
(02/27/25 1:35am)
Coming into a Wednesday night game against Florida Gulf Coast, UF senior first baseman Reagan Walsh had the lowest batting average among her eight other starting counterparts (.214). In a return to Gainesville, she needed a moment at the plate.
(02/27/25 6:08am)
Vision Party celebrated a landslide victory in the Student Senate and cleared the executive ticket contest Wednesday night.
(02/26/25 7:56pm)
UF students lined up at polling stations early Wednesday for the second and last day of Student Government elections. By the time polls close this evening, students will have decided which party will define campus policy.
(02/26/25 5:44pm)
A UF student was arrested on Tuesday and charged with possessing child pornography and sexually grooming two children.
(02/26/25 3:51am)
It would’ve been Florida’s largest comeback this season. However, senior guard Will Richard’s career-night heroics weren’t enough against Georgia.
(02/26/25 3:50am)
Two things you don’t see every day on a baseball diamond: the game being finished under protest and a dropped fly ball in center field that goes over the wall for a home run. Both things happened Tuesday night, as Florida won a wild battle against Stetson.
(02/26/25 2:59pm)
The UF Board of Trustees unanimously approved an unspecified compensation package for UF’s next president Tuesday.
(02/26/25 1:34pm)
UF students lined up at polling stations early Tuesday to shape the future of campus life by selecting which party will lead Student Government for the next year.
(02/25/25 12:35am)
On a dreary day in Gainesville, Florida’s clash with No. 19 Alabama was moved to the Perry Indoor Tennis Facility — but that didn’t deter any of the excitement that was yet to come.
(02/24/25 10:05pm)
A previous version of this story misspelled the name of Carissa Du. It has since been changed to reflect the correct spelling.
(02/25/25 3:31pm)
Vision, Change, and Watch Party have laid out their plans for tackling food insecurity, establishing elections and supporting minority groups and initiatives on campus. On Tuesday and Wednesday, students will cast their ballots to decide which party they want to be in control of the next year of policy decisions.
(02/24/25 12:11am)
With the Gators down 2-0, junior Rachel Gailis came back to secure a major upset over Auburn junior and national No. 2 DJ Bennett. Senior Alicia Dudeney followed suit by winning her singles match, providing a positive light to Florida’s tough defeat.
(02/25/25 10:19pm)
Assistant head coach Jeremy Bayon played a pivotal role in bringing freshman Noémie Oliveras to Florida’s tennis court. From flying to France to recruit her to sharing meals together, Bayon helped Oliveras adjust to the Gator lifestyle.
(02/24/25 10:55am)
For every kid that grows up playing baseball, the ultimate dream is to make it to the big leagues. This dream could have been a reality for a pair of Gators during the offseason. Instead, both decided to come back to Gainesville in hopes of returning to Omaha to win the most prestigious prize in college baseball: an NCAA title.
(02/24/25 4:00pm)
Singing soul music was never about profit for singer Little Jake Mitchell — it’s about seeing people happy. Even now, at 80 years old and 50 years into his career, his band, Little Jake and the Soul Searchers, continue to use Gainesville’s historic R&B music scene as inspiration for innovation in their music.
(02/28/25 8:00pm)
On a summer day in 2015, 64-year-old Josefina Tometich grabbed her trusty BB gun and shot out the back window of a man’s car.