Gators, Barnhill shut out Vols in Super Regional opener
(05/25/19 1:08am)
Aubrey Leach reached out desperately with her bat.
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The War on Women continues
(05/23/19 12:48am)
The War on Women has been in full force since the Reagan administration and recent anti-abortion laws are just the newest assault on women’s reproductive rights. On May 15, Alabama signed into a bill into law that bans virtually all abortions. It does not include exceptions for rape or incest and makes performing an abortion a felony punishable by 99 years in prison.
Key takeaways as Gators look toward NCAA Super Regionals
(05/21/19 12:39am)
There was no match for the Gators softball team.
Darts and Laurels: May 16, 2019
(05/20/19 4:41pm)
Summer session has arrived in the swampy marsh that is Gainesville.
WALKOFF: Matthews caps off epic rally to stun Gamecocks
(05/08/19 11:08pm)
This wasn’t the biggest moment of designated player Jordan Matthews’ collegiate career, but it sure was close.
Graduates protest prison labor at UF commencement ceremonies
(05/07/19 7:45pm)
Amid fellow UF graduates with decorated caps and flags of their country of origin, Juan Esteban Zapata strolled onto the O’Connell Center’s jumbotron with a white sheet.
Gators dominate Boston College, advance to second round of NCAA Tournament
(05/03/19 3:21pm)
Sydney Berlin focused Boston College’s Laura Lopez into her sights.
The Alligator Summer 2019 Staff Applications
(04/22/19 1:19am)
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Gators return to the track for first time since Florida Relays
(04/19/19 8:32am)
Sharrika Barnett reached the final straightaway clearly in first place.
Florida falls to South Carolina at home
(04/13/19 11:26pm)
McCartney Kessler sat tied at 5-5 in the third set with the opportunity to take control of South Carolina’s Paige Cline. Ida Jarlskog led in a tiebreaker early over Ingrid Martins which could have altered the momentum of the match.
Kessler’s comeback shocks Michigan
(04/12/19 1:33am)
McCartney Kessler readied her stance and dribbled the tennis ball four times near her left foot. Her racket calmly spun in her right hand as she focused in on Michigan’s Giulia Pairone.
World Health Day and what it promotes
(04/07/19 9:36pm)
Since 1948, April 7 has been celebrated as National World Health Day. This day is a celebration of the implementation of the constitution of the World Health Organization. It was adopted during an International Health Conference in New York, held on June 1946 and later signed by 61 States on July 22, 1946. The constitution, which can be read on the organization’s website, was implemented on April 7, 1948.
Florida dominates Vanderbilt for second conference win
(04/06/19 6:25pm)
Vanderbilt came into Donald R. Dizney Stadium with the best overall record in the American Athletic Conference at 9-2.
Kessler’s absence felt in 4-1 loss to Alabama
(04/06/19 12:28am)
McCartney Kessler prepared for Friday’s match against Alabama as she would any other.
‘You fight for how you want to live’: March For Our Lives Gainesville protests bill to arm teachers in Tallahassee
(04/04/19 12:53am)
Update: March For Our Lives Gainesville postponed when it will return to Tallahassee to protest. The article will be updated when that date is announced.
LIVE BLOG: March For Our Lives protests in state capitol
(04/03/19 11:17am)
Several March For Our Lives groups and the Florida Coalition to Prevent Gun Violence are in Tallahassee today to protest a bill that could allow school teachers to be armed.
Emma, Zein triumph in three-set thrillers to propel Florida over Aggies
(04/01/19 12:51am)
Different players for Florida’s women’s tennis team have had their moments in the spotlight.
Joe Biden, please do better.
(03/31/19 7:46pm)
Former Vice President Joe Biden made Nevada state legislator Lucy Flores feel “uneasy, gross, and confused” at a campaign rally in 2014, according to an essay published by The Cut. Flores explains in her essay that Biden came up from behind her, smelled her hair and kissed the back of her head.
Red lips, rhinestones and the risqué: The life of burlesque dancer Sally B. Dash
(03/29/19 1:30am)
A woman strips down. The stage lights glow blue and red, bouncing off the dozens of rhinestones attached to her jeans, shoes and underwear.
Feminism and what it means in today’s society
(03/26/19 10:26pm)
With only a few days left of Women’s History Month, we thought we’d discuss the topic of feminism and what it means in respect to today’s current social and political climate. Feminism is often a misconstrued word, but its most basic definition is equality for all sexes in any social, political and economic sphere. Feminism’s history is extensive and has seen multiple phases all aimed at achieving different goals; however, in most of its history, it has left out key minority groups. In today’s phase, the fourth phase, this is changing.
