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After a couple of failed situationships, awkward first dates and the occasional love bomber, the eerie existential feeling of dying alone starts to creep up. It becomes your chaser for the night — the bitter taste of realizing the guy you’ve been talking to just told you he never wanted something serious in the first place.
Sometime between sipping wine flights and making espresso martinis, Jessica Berger fell in love.
Andres, a 60-year-old immigrant from Venezuela with a 30-year background in mechanical engineering, works 60 hours a week as a Lyft and DoorDash driver.
When Tucker Nee bought a fake ID for his first semester at UF, he didn’t realize that in two months, he’d be spending a night in the Alachua County Jail. What followed was 11 months of court proceedings and attorney fees, resulting in a mark on his permanent record.
On a day where the offense took some time to get going, the No. 3 Florida Gators needed a standout performance from their starting pitcher to kickstart their Sunday doubleheader.
The air at the Bayard H. Friedman Tennis Complex crackled with tension as the Florida Gators men’s tennis team entered Fort Worth nursing the sting of a narrow 4-3 loss at SMU Friday.
Despite forfeiting a match in both doubles and singles, Florida ended its losing streak after defeating Georgia Southern 6-1 to close its road trip before conference play begins.
Fresh off the heels of a nail-biting opening day win over Johns Hopkins on Friday, Florida lacrosse hosted Kennesaw State in its season home opener at Donald R. Dizney Stadium. From the opening draw to when the clock hit zero, it was all UF.
Florida led by single-digits in the waning moments of the second half with an opportunity to capture a monumental road victory in a setting intimidatingly known to college basketball fans as “The Jungle.”
While the Gators jumped out to a 2-0 start to the season, they hadn’t put together a complete offensive performance where they used singles, extra-base hits and home runs to score all in one game.
After an electric season-opening win, the Gators have hit the road for five games over the next three days in Tampa for the USF-Rawlings Invitational. For Florida, it was imperative to start the tournament with a win.
Coming off of a strong rotation on the floor that featured vast improvements from its last meet, Florida could feel its first SEC road victory of the season forming. Twenty-four minutes later, the No. 2 Gators stared at the cheering crowd of Bud Walton Arena, having secured their second loss of the season.
Coming off a two-win weekend at home, the Gators fell to Southern Methodist University in Dallas at 5 p.m. on Friday, 4-3.
While the Eaton and Palisades fires in Los Angeles County occurred more than 2,400 miles away from Gainesville, their impacts have been felt by students at the University of Florida.
With just 17 seconds left on the clock and the score tied at 11-apiece, Florida junior attacker Gianna Monaco stepped up to the eight-meter arc with the game at her stick on a free position shot.
After holding No. 23 Alabama within striking distance through three quarters, Florida let the game slip away in the fourth, ending an intense back-and-forth battle on a disappointing note.
Following a semifinal exit against the 2024 national champion Oklahoma Sooners in June, the No. 3 Florida Gators Softball team looked to start its 2025 campaign on a positive note. Senior left fielder Korbe Otis wasted no time putting the Gators ahead with a two-run home run in the bottom of the first.
Florida volleyball head coach Mary Wise is retiring after 34 seasons, she announced in a team meeting Thursday evening.
Gainesville Police Department and Gainesville Fire Rescue responded to a car accident in front of Wild Pie on Thursday afternoon, which left one SUV flipped on its side. Wild Pie sits across the street from a Krispy Kreme near UF’s campus.
All diversity, equity, inclusion and accessibility activities required of federal funding in grants will cease at UF, according to an email sent by the university’s Vice President for Research, David Norton.
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