NEWS
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CAMPUS
As season comes to close, Jenny Rowland reflects on success
By Alejandro López | Apr. 11, 2016About seven months ago, Jenny Rowland made a call.
COVID-19
NEWS
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CAMPUS
Through Their Eyes: Part 2 - Into the light and out of the dark
By Melissa Gomez | Apr. 11, 2016
SPORTS
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OTHER SPORTS TENNIS
UF women's tennis one win away from SEC title
By Jake Dreilinger | Apr. 11, 2016Friday’s game against Georgia has a lot more at stake for the Bulldogs than it does the Gators.
METRO
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CRIMINAL JUSTICE
UF Department of Religion chair sentenced to probation, counseling
By Martin Vassolo | Apr. 11, 2016A UF professor accused of spying on his underage adopted daughter was sentenced to five years of probation and at least 30 months of counseling.
NEWS
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CAMPUS
Jane Goodall to speak at UF during semester's final Accent event
By Katelyn Newberg | Apr. 11, 2016UF students can hear from a leading animal and environmental researcher April 20.
NEWS
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CAMPUS
Florida men’s golf team preparing for SECs
By Ray Boone | Apr. 11, 2016While golf fans around the world were captivated by the Masters on Sunday, the Florida men’s golf team was putting in practice time at the Mark Bostick Golf Course.
SPORTS
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OTHER SPORTS GOLF
Gators women's golf emphasizing consistency in lead-up to SEC Championship
By Alfredo Morales | Apr. 11, 2016Yielding to pressure and losing focus can break a golfer, and after ending the regular season with a four-tournament winning streak, the pressure has mounted for Florida’s women’s golf team.
NEWS
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CAMPUS
Play brings attention to sexual assault survivors
By Chelsea Hansen | Apr. 11, 2016A new UF play is showing how sexual assault impacts survivors and their loved ones.
NEWS
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CAMPUS
UF brings horses, dogs for semesterly finals relaxation week
By Madeleine Haist | Apr. 11, 2016Students can pet miniature horses outside of Library West on Thursday.
METRO
UF professor talks 'Plight of the Honey Bee' at local event
By Molly Donovan | Apr. 11, 2016About 100 people buzzed over a bee speaker Monday night.
METRO
Cat-saving project ahead of schedule
By Madison Behm | Apr. 11, 2016Curiosity might have killed the cat, but the Million Cat Challenge is on a mission to save one million felines from all threats, curiosity and otherwise.
NEWS
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CAMPUS
UF employees offered emotional wellness classes to help with relaxation
By Amanda DioGuardi | Apr. 11, 2016UF and UF Health employees will have the opportunity to relax and de-stress through a new wellness classes.
METRO
Alachua County promotes bookmobiles during National Library Week
By Janiece Sebris | Apr. 11, 2016The Alachua County Library District will commemorate mobile libraries as part of a larger celebration throughout the week.
NEWS
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CAMPUS STUDENT LIFE
UF alumnus gets full ride to Cambridge for Chinese history
By Jessica Rodriguez | Apr. 11, 2016A UF alumnus will study Chinese history in London next Fall.
NEWS
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CAMPUS STUDENT LIFE
UF student to perform at national music festival
By Jessica Rodriguez | Apr. 11, 2016A UF music student will play classical music such as Prokofiev’s “Romeo and Juliet” at a national festival this June.
OPINION
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EDITORIALS
Editorial: Myths Un-Mythed - 'Sandy Hook shame'
Apr. 11, 2016We live in a world full of myths. Never mind the tales of an undercover spy, or so-called “fairy” (likely Soviet-trained) sneaking into our children’s bedrooms to do Lord knows what with their precious teeth or the tales of a puppet hiding behind his nasal mutation to cover up his habitual dishonesty. No, we want to highlight supposedly truthful claims and offer a reminder of their unfounded foundations.
OPINION
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COLUMNS
Column: American foreign policy begets further terrorism
Apr. 11, 2016The young couple from Mississippi detained by federal authorities in August has, among other charges, pleaded guilty to conspiring to provide material support for the Kim Kardashian of radical Islamic militancy: the Islamic State. The aspiring American jihadists shocked and captured the attention of Americans throughout the country.
OPINION
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COLUMNS
Column: Technology, sex and communication - the modern burden of lightness
Apr. 11, 2016"Everything that is good is light, what is divine runs on delicate feet: first principle of my aesthetic,” declares Nietzsche in “The Case of Wagner.” Paul Valery claims in his notebooks that “(t)he preparation of a work consists of laboriously granting oneself the liberty of executing it lightly.” In his “Six Memos for the New Millennium,” Italo Calvino calls for lightness to combat “the slow petrification” of the world caused by “the inexorable stare of Medusa.”
NEWS
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CAMPUS
Through Their Eyes: Part 1 - 'It could happen to anyone'
By Katelyn Newberg | Apr. 10, 2016Editor’s note: This is part one of an ongoing series on sexual assault survivors. See Tuesday’s paper for more profiles on survivors.
NEWS
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CAMPUS
We The Kings to perform at the Phillips Center on April 19
By Meryl Kornfield | Apr. 10, 2016UF students can relive their middle-school music memories April 19.
