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The Florida baseball team took the field for the first time this season during two in-team scrimmages on Thursday and Friday. Both returning and new Gators showcased their talents, but the real star was the brand new Florida Ballpark at Alfred A. McKethan Field.
In the wake of widespread social and racial injustice and division, a local museum is shining a neon light on necessary conversations.
As the November election approaches despite the COVID-19 pandemic, UF students both on and off campus have different options for how to cast their vote.
Two amendments on the ballot this November offer voters the opportunity to decide the weight of a constitutional amendment.
Robert Shulte points a foam finger with the words “save the bees” at the Homecoming Leadership Pageant. The pageant will air today at 7 p.m. (Photographer: Julia Quinn)
It’s just a jump to the left: After six months of closure due to the COVID-19 pandemic, High Dive is bringing back its annual shadow cast showing of “The Rocky Horror Picture Show.”
When people are asked to describe a close friend in a word, it’s common to find them gazing at the distance as their brain scrambles to find the appropriate response. The momentary lapse for thought, varying from Joy from Inside Out-like efficiency or workers in SpongeBob’s brain office scrambling through burning ruins, leads to mixed responses.
There are an abundance of reasons why the Gators lost their first game of the 2020 season against Texas A&M on Saturday.
Applying to college can be overwhelming. Applicants have to contend with lofty admissions requirements, a barrage of deadlines differing by school and an array of essay topics that leave 500 words to share a life story.
English teacher Victoria Holmes always loved words. She said she left Eastside because she was not comfortable with putting her mother at risk.
Eric Baez misses tying his tie each morning before heading to Eastside High School.
Choosing one word to define the lived experience of millions of people isn’t an easy task.
The floodgates are open with less than a week until UF’s football home opener: Bars and restaurants no longer have state-mandated capacity restrictions.
Conservative and liberal student organizations at UF finally agree on something: the first presidential debate was a mess.
Sometimes Chanae Jackson feels like the weight of the world rests on her shoulders.
A deleted Facebook post sparked conversations about the potential dangers of the Gainesville nightlife scene during the COVID-19 pandemic.
UF will not host an in-person graduation ceremony for Fall 2020 graduates.
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