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Vassiliki Betty Smocovitis — professor Betty, as she’s known by students — was in the middle of teaching a class when she received a call from the American Association for the Advancement of Science.
The Gators took first at the Augusta Haskins Award Invitational despite obstacles Saturday.
The crowd looked nervous as the teams entered singles play. The Gators dropped two of three doubles matchups and handed the Razorbacks an early one-point lead.
Florida junior Katie Kistler doubled to left center to prevent a South Carolina no-hitter. However, freshman right-handed pitcher Olivia Gigante struck out to end the game with no runs scored.
Florida graduate student third baseman Charla Echols doubled to right center for the first hit of the game. Her double set sophomore infielder Reagan Walsh and graduate student utility player Pal Egan up with an opportunity to take an early lead.
Florida’s men’s tennis team found itself down 3-1 as the No. 25 Texas A&M Aggies were one win away from victory. The Gators closed the gap and needed a tiebreaker win in the final set of the day to complete the comeback.
Gators graduate student Trinity Thomas suffered an injury during the National Collegiate Athletic Association Pittsburgh Regionals.
South Carolina freshman catcher Hannah Hawley singled deep to left field with the bases loaded in the bottom of the sixth inning.
Yale transfer forward EJ Jarvis will join the Florida Gators as a graduate transfer he announced on Twitter Friday. He signed with UF instead of Miami, Georgetown, Notre Dame and four others.
Florida redshirt junior infielder Skylar Wallace got all of the ball as she homered deep to right field in the bottom of the fourth inning.
As a master’s candidate at UF’s department of gender, sexuality and women’s studies, I have experienced first-hand the benefits of studying and celebrating women’s accomplishments and the impact gender has on each of our daily lives.
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Fuzzy blankets. Taco Bell boxes. Monster energy drinks. Study Edge packets.
Friday nights at Grog are a staple for UF freshmen. It has been a place for endless Jolly Ranchers, incoherent texts to situationships and the drunken tumble down the stairs at the end of the night while “Mo Bamba” blares.
Redshirt freshman Miguel Leal was awarded Southeastern Conference freshman of the week Feb. 9 after turning his life upside down to play golf at Florida.
Bright yellow planes and sleek, black helicopters trekked over the Ben Hill Griffin Stadium, across campus and even through Gainesville’s swamplands.
Florida men’s tennis struck gold with every swing of the racket, while the Auburn Tigers fell flat on their face. With the exception of one singles match, Florida dominated all competition.
Florida graduate student pitcher Samantha Bender walked into the circle in the bottom of the third inning with the Gators in an early hole against the Razorbacks.
Florida came alive in the top of the sixth inning when they scored six runs. Graduate student third baseman Charla Echols doubled to left center and brought in three runs to put the Gators’ lead to six.
Arkansas junior utility player Hannah Gammill glanced at the outfield as graduate student pitcher Elizabeth Hightower pitched the ball toward her.
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