Innovation Academy turns Summer semester into its centerpiece
While most UF students leave for the summer, students in UF’s Innovation Academy are just getting started.
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While most UF students leave for the summer, students in UF’s Innovation Academy are just getting started.
Over two months after UF temporarily halted transfer admissions for out-of-state and international students, the restriction remains in place.
Florida’s healthcare workforce is projected to be nearly 60,000 workers short by 2035, according to a 2021 Florida Hospital Association analysis. To combat this, the state has started to invest more in education programs, like healthcare certificate programs.
The national championship ended the way it started for the Gators: disappointing.
UF’s Presidential Search Advisory Committee unanimously named Stuart R. Bell the sole finalist for UF’s 14th president May 18.
The Gators looked unstoppable in the SEC tournament — until they didn’t.
A 21-0 start, multiple batting records, a 30-5 record at home and 6-2 conference series record, all culminating in a stinging postseason loss at Katie Seashole Pressly Stadium.
Some familiar faces are returning to Florida’s O’Connell Center, and this time, they have more collegiate experience under their belts.
Growing up, Jean Kiner spent her summers working the muck fields in Zellwood, saving up money to ride the city bus into Orlando.She would shop along Orange Avenue before stopping at the Five and Dime for a Coke and a hot dog. But Kiner was not allowed to sit at the counter to eat. “I had to get it and leave,” she said, “or I could go over in the corner of the counter.”
With the University of Florida increasing tuition fees for out-of-state students, there comes an added fear for both out-of-state and international students about the future of costs and potential enrollment limits.
Sunday’s Super Regional Game 3 was pure chaos.
Through six innings, Florida looked destined for the SEC Championship game. The Gators built a strong early lead and were controlling the game on both sides. That was before the rain hit.
Game 2 of the 2026 Gainesville Super Regional saw the Gators in control, but in the bottom of the fourth inning the Red Raiders had their best opportunity to flip the script. Trailing 5-2, Texas Tech loaded the bases with one out and the heart of the order due up.
While a local indie band tears through its set, a folding table covered in piles of shirts sits tucked away in the corner of the venue, surrounded by listeners with cash in hand.
At last, it’s time for the moment every Florida softball fan awaits each year: Super Regionals. During head coach Tim Walton’s 21-year tenure, the Gators have reached 17 Super Regionals, making this stage an expectation in Gainesville.
Public universities, as the name suggests, are meant to serve the public.
For the 17th time in program history, Florida softball has advanced to Super Regionals, and once again, head coach Tim Walton’s squad sits two wins away from the Women’s College World Series.
The final piece to Florida’s three-headed beast in the frontcourt is back.
The members of indie-punk band Youth Ambulance aren’t technically old enough to play The Atlantic — a 21-plus venue they’ve performed at anyway. But they’re not too young to be rock stars.
After an impeccable pair of opening rounds, the Florida men’s golf team entered the final day of the NCAA Columbus Regional with a strong 12-shot lead.