UF Food for Fines program brings in over 3,000 canned food items
(11/15/24 10:55am)
Hundreds of students were able to pay off their parking tickets by donating canned food through the UF Food for Fines program.
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From scorekeeper to starter: Ashton Wilson’s UF baseball journey
(11/12/24 11:15am)
Junior outfielder Ashton Wilson embodies Florida baseball’s 2024 campaign: getting an opportunity to blossom late in the season and making the most of it. In Wilson’s case, his opportunity came after keeping track of UF’s scorecard on the bench for the majority of the regular season.
Santa Fe College reviews over 100 courses for state criteria
(11/12/24 11:00am)
At least 100 Santa Fe College general education courses are being reviewed in a months-long process prompted by Florida law.
Police stunning in Alachua County: how often does it happen?
(11/13/24 11:10am)
Update: The Alligator previously reported law enforcement needs to have reason that there is a threat posing risk of bodily injury or death when using a stun gun. It has been updated to clarify this is the case for service pistols.
What a Trump presidency could mean for your pocketbook
(11/15/24 11:05am)
Theo Jaffee said he believes Donald Trump and Elon Musk will reinvigorate the economy and “let the markets cook.”
Young voters discuss whether disagreements are deeper than a bubble on a ballot
(11/12/24 5:06pm)
Instagram has recently exploded with a bigger debate than blue versus red, and it begs the question: Can you be friends with those standing on the other side?
UF’s employment boost, ‘Faculty 500,’ five years later
(11/13/24 11:00am)
Five years after Faculty 500, a hiring initiative that aimed to employ faculty who could contribute to the university, was completed, colleges and departments at UF are still reaping the benefits.
Think while it’s still legal
(11/12/24 10:05am)
Donald Trump is set to be America’s 47th president, and while supporters walk with a sense of hope for economic bliss and a return to the traditional standards of propriety, for the rest of Americans, Trump’s victory cast a harsh light on the blatant disregard on minorities that were exceedingly targeted throughout his campaign. His policy proposals from reproductive rights rollbacks to a Department of Education overhaul means confronting a harsh reality of targeted policies and potential pervasive censorship.
The emperor is back
(11/12/24 10:05am)
In 1815, Napoleon escaped exile on Elba and landed in France to reclaim his empire. Marching through France and drawing thousands to his side, support swelled, and King Louis XVIII fled in fear. Within weeks, he entered Paris as emperor once more, setting the stage for his final stand at Waterloo. As President Trump wins this election, we welcome back our emperor to America and we enter our golden age.
Three takeaways from Florida baseball’s double header against South Florida
(11/11/24 1:09am)
The Florida Gators baseball team hosted the USF Bulls Sunday afternoon for a pair of exhibition games. It gave both teams the opportunity to showcase some of the young talent on each roster ahead of the 2025 season.
No. 22 Florida cruises to seventh straight win with sweep over Alabama
(11/10/24 9:00pm)
After two straight matches on the sidelines, redshirt sophomore setter Alexis Stucky made her return to Florida’s starting lineup and quickly made her mark.
Jeremy Jin cruises to three victories at ITA Sectionals, earns NCAA Championship bid
(11/10/24 1:08am)
Cheers of joy rang out over the court as Florida sophomore Jeremy Jin won his qualifying match at the men's Intercollegiate Tennis Association Sectionals in Tallahassee, Florida, on Saturday.
Update: Todd Golden releases statement after sexual harassment and stalking accusations
(11/09/24 11:22pm)
UF men's basketball head coach Todd Golden has released a statement regarding the Title IX claims that have been filed against him. The statement comes just over 24 hours after The Alligator reported he was the subject of a sexual harassment and stalking investigation.
Florida surrenders season-worst 49 points in blowout loss to No. 5 Texas
(11/09/24 9:22pm)
Entering their road matchup against the No. 5 Texas Longhorns with their starting quarterback sidelined and a plethora of other injuries endured by key contributors, not many fans or analysts expected the Florida Gators to come away with a victory. At the very least, Florida fans hoped to see their team put up a fight following a hard-nosed loss to No. 2 Georgia one weekend earlier.
Florida vs No. 5 Texas: Live Updates
(11/09/24 4:47pm)
The Florida Gators football team (4-4, 2-3 SEC) is on the road to take on the No. 5 Texas Longhorns (7-1, 3-1 SEC) at Darrell Royal K. Texas Stadium in Austin. Kickoff is scheduled for noon ET. Be sure to follow along right here for live updates throughout the matchup.
Florida women’s tennis coach closes debut at ITA Sectional Championship
(11/09/24 2:23am)
Eleven days ago, Florida women’s tennis hired its third head coach since 1984. Today, he finished his debut tournament with UF with a chance to make an instant impact on the program.
Florida sweeps Auburn, extends winning streak to six straight
(11/09/24 2:02am)
Every time sophomore outside hitter Kennedy Martin left the ground on Friday evening, it more often than not turned into a positive result for Florida.
UF student arrested on charges of child pornography
(11/08/24 6:40pm)
A UF student was arrested Thursday on charges of solicitation and possesion of child pornograpy after reportedly using Snapchat to communicate with minors.
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(11/08/24 4:43pm)
Adiel Cohen speaks to UF students about Yemenite Judaism on Thursday, Nov. 7, 2024 in Gainesville, Fla.
UF Hillel hosts Israeli influencer and activist, met with small protest
(11/08/24 4:49pm)
When 26-year-old Adiel Cohen isn’t creating content for Instagram and TikTok, he’s barnstorming college campuses advocating for peace. Cohen visited UF Thursday evening to address a room of Jewish Gators.
