Gators drop first midweek game of season against Jacksonville
(04/01/26 2:46am)
Sitting at a perfect 9-0 in midweek outings this year, the No. 21-ranked Florida Gators baseball team looked to make it 10-0 Tuesday night.
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Erickson’s 200th-career RBI propels No. 5 Florida past Stetson
(04/02/26 12:49am)
Coming off their first SEC series loss and dropping two spots in the rankings, the Gators needed to regroup, but it was no easy task ahead with the Stetson Hatters.
‘Swag is forever’: How piercings foster identity
(03/31/26 10:20pm)
Some Gainesvillagers feel a little more whole with a couple of holes.
UF Opera Theatre to stage student-led ‘The Pirates of Penzance’ at Phillips Center
(03/31/26 9:07pm)
The UF Opera Theatre will present “The Pirates of Penzance” this April at the Phillips Center for the Performing Arts, featuring an all-student cast and a free outreach performance for Alachua County schoolchildren.
Late start, fast rise: Emmanuel Oyebadejo ready to make impact at Florida
(03/31/26 7:58pm)
From Manchester, England, to Gainesville, Florida, from hopes of becoming a doctor to dreams of competing in the NFL, Emmanuel Oyebadejo’s journey to play for the Gators has been anything but conventional.
UF College of Medicine joins new federal nutrition education initiative
(03/31/26 7:19pm)
The UF College of Medicine is among 53 medical schools nationwide that have committed to a new nutrition education initiative.
Gainesville gelati lovers buzz over local company’s first brick-and-mortar store
(03/31/26 7:18pm)
A large wooden deck held bright balloons whipping in the wind, an amber honeycomb painting and a playful chalkboard with marks from The Hive’s first customers.
‘Tea for Felicity’: An occasion celebrating America, theater and girls
(03/31/26 4:16pm)
Girls and dolls arrived at the Historic Thomas Center Sunday afternoon dressed for tea and patriotism.
Remembering ‘Uncle Ed’: Former Alligator general manager Ed Barber dies at 86
(03/31/26 1:58pm)
Editor’s Note: This article has been updated to reflect Barber’s funeral arrangements.
Tempe Regional preview: How the Gators stack up to the competition
(04/02/26 2:00pm)
No team enters the 2026 NCAA Division I Gymnastics Tournament on a hotter run than the No. 3 Florida Gators.
How Florida’s Selena Harris-Miranda has dominated on the national stage
(04/01/26 8:00pm)
This season, Florida gymnastics clinched its 13th SEC Championship, and its first since 2023. Undoubtedly, the Gators have been a team to be reckoned with, going 20-2 and 6-2 in the SEC. But they had a not-so-secret weapon.
Where Florida gymnastics’ current win streak stacks up against previous national champions
(04/01/26 2:00pm)
The No. 3 Florida Gators gymnastics team has roped together an impressive stretch of play heading into the Tempe Regional in Arizona.
Florida’s floor exercise finds footing at the right time
(03/31/26 8:00pm)
Florida’s gymnastics team didn’t lose its footing everywhere this season, but in the floor event, it briefly did.
Leanne Wong shapes Florida gymnastics from the sidelines
(03/31/26 2:00pm)
For the first time in her life, Leanne Wong is watching gymnastics from the sidelines.
How Jenny Rowland got the Gators going on vault
(03/30/26 7:59pm)
On Feb. 18, Florida gymnastics head coach Jenny Rowland said in a media availability session that vault needed to be a point of emphasis for her Gators as they entered the back half of the season.
What to know about this legislative session and its Gainesville impacts
(03/30/26 8:00pm)
Florida’s legislative session ended March 13 with under 250 bills passing both chambers, a historic low. Several bills affecting Gainesville still have a chance to be signed at the governor’s desk, including a measure aiming to eliminate property taxes.
‘Incredibly offensive’: A state bill could erase a 3-year battle over Gainesville utilities
(03/30/26 2:42pm)
Janice Garry, a retired Gainesville resident of 19 years, writes a grassroots, biweekly email newsletter addressing national, state and local political issues.
UF College Republicans retaliates after disbandment for alleged antisemitic gestures
(03/30/26 1:42am)
UF’s chapter of College Republicans is moving forward with a lawsuit against UF after allegations of antisemitic gestures made by club members led to its dissolution.
‘Deliberate attack’: Sociology’s removal from Florida general education draws criticism
(03/30/26 1:31am)
Zach Levenson didn't plan to study sociology. He entered college as a math major but took an Introduction to Sociology class to fulfill a general education requirement — and it changed his academic path.
Gainesville homeless shelter to close after 46 years
(03/30/26 1:27am)
Since 1980, St. Francis House has served Gainesville’s homeless community with shelter and hot meals. Prioritizing women and families, it has served over 5,000 guests since 2016 alone.
