Isabella Camacho founded Gators for the Children’s Heart Foundation last year to bring the Congenital Heart Walk to Gainesville.
UF is teeming with brilliant people working on cutting-edge technology that saves lives, reveals mysteries and solves problems. We’re here to share the latest in UF’s advancements, research and studies, with the help of UF Health Newsnet.
I invited someone over to my place a few weeks ago. I texted them early in the day to meet up later in the night, but by the time we were supposed to meet up, I wasn’t feeling it. I was tired, but I felt bad for backing out — I was the one who asked them to hook up and knew they would be disappointed. So, I kept my commitment and we met up.
A specter is haunting Russia — the specter of gangsta rap. Over the course of his 16-year reign, Russian President Vladimir Putin has repeatedly affirmed his status as a disciple of hip-hop’s more aggressive permutation. This could be seen most recently from March 5 until this past Monday, when Putin was nowhere to be seen, spurring both media outlets and the world audience to work themselves into a tizzy over where he may have gone and why.
Since taking over the Florida baseball program, coach Kevin O’Sullivan has not seen a player on his roster end the season with a batting average above .400.
JACKSONVILLE — Sometimes, March absolutely sucks.
Alabama and Florida has become one of the biggest rivalries in softball over the past few years.
Eye examinations are expensive, even for animals.
The regular season was nice.
UF students gained a trustee and lost two majors during a meeting of the university system’s governing body.
After a perfect weekend at Ring Tennis Complex against Mississippi State and Alabama, the Florida men’s tennis team hits the road for its next three matches.
The UF Equal Access Clinic Network is encouraging community members to participate in its annual fundraising run this weekend to help keep one of the clinics afloat.
There are no days off as a golfer.
UF students may be lucky in finding love online.
Six days ago, the Florida men’s and women’s track and field teams were the No. 1 and No. 2 teams in the nation.
The Florida Gators women’s tennis team (13-1, 5-0 Southeastern Conference) is back in action this weekend when it hosts No. 17 Ole Miss tonight at 5 and Mississippi State Sunday at 1 p.m. at the Alfred A. Ring Tennis Complex.
The Samuel P. Harn Museum of Art is changing up the rules this weekend and encouraging the community to touch the artwork.
This week, we were ankle deep in pollen, blinded by unkind sunlight while we trudged our way to class through sweat and swamp-ass. Luckily, we’ll be getting some time off to compensate for having to endure the god-awful months ahead. In the meantime, here’s a slow-descent-into-finals-and-sweat edition of …
We all reach a point when we are so stressed we think our world is spiraling out of control. It’s a terrifying feeling that is something akin to skydiving and not having your parachute open. Fear and anxiety can ruin a day, week, month, year or even a lifetime. More often than not, we pull through and move forward. However, what happens when the anxiety is affecting sizable portions of the world?
Music lately has been rooted in nostalgia. Artists have been trying to recreate the sounds of yesteryear and it is rare that these songs actually posses the essence of the music it is imitating. The work of today’s spotlight artist is an exception. Dana has found a way to channel the sounds of previous decades in a way that feels genuine and refreshing.
Solutions by The State News
