OPINION
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COLUMNS
Time to Stand Against Gun Violence
Oct. 27, 2014Last week, our nation experienced a horrible tragedy, the details of which were all too familiar.
COVID-19
SPORTS
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VOLLEYBALL
Freshman defensive specialist making strides, preparing for big role on squad
By EDEN OTERO | Oct. 27, 2014On its deepest roster since at least 1996, Florida volleyball has offered fans a mixture of players ranging from a duo of setters to six defensive specialist options.
SPORTS
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SOCCER
Savannah Jordan honored by SEC, Capital One after weekend performance
By ALEX MAMINAKIS | Oct. 27, 2014After enduring its first two-loss weekend of the year, Florida righted the ship and once again proved that it is one of the nation’s best soccer teams.
SPORTS
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FOOTBALL
Notebook: UF expects UGA running back Todd Gurley to play
By JONATHAN CZUPRYN< | Oct. 27, 2014Although Todd Gurley is currently suspended by the NCAA, Florida coach Will Muschamp said he is certain the Georgia tailback will suit up for Saturday’s matchup in Jacksonville.
SPORTS
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FOOTBALL
Gators in the NFL: Haden lockdown at corner
By JORDAN MCPHERSON | Oct. 27, 2014Twenty-eight former Gators saw playing time in Week 8 of NFL action. Here are some of the highlight performances.
SPORTS
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OTHER SPORTS GOLF
Crouch tied for lead at Florida Golf Coast Invitational
By Luis Torres | Oct. 27, 2014Junior A.J. Crouch has made progress in every tournament he competed in this year.
SPORTS
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FOOTBALL
Johnson’s Journal: Gators preparing for border war
By RICHARD JOHNSON | Oct. 27, 2014In our culture, we elevate sports to the status of war, and we do that most often with football. Athletes are warriors, games are battles and rivalry series are wars.
SPORTS
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FOOTBALL
Breaking down the College Football Playoff
By MORGAN MORIARTY | Oct. 27, 2014The College Football Playoff committee unveils its first ever top 25 ranking for the 2014 season tonight at 7:30 p.m. on ESPN.
AP
Hazing trial starts in Orlando for one FAMU band member
Oct. 27, 2014ORLANDO — Jury selection in the trial of Dante Martin, one of the four remaining former Florida A&M University band members charged with felony hazing and manslaughter in the death of a drum major, is set to move to a second day, while trials for the three other remaining defendants have been postponed until April. The trial began nearly three years after drum major Robert Champion died from being beaten.
NEWS
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SFC
Santa Fe College passes anti-discrimination bill
By Hunter Williamson | Oct. 26, 2014After two transgender Santa Fe College students were heckled leaving a school bathroom, followed through campus to their car and chased to a nearby Publix grocery store this February, leading them to drop out of school, the incident ignited a flame that helped pass a protective measure for all students last week, regardless of race, gender or sexual orientation.
OPINION
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COLUMNS
A woman’s guide to surviving fall: Do whatever you want
Oct. 26, 2014Ever wonder if you are considered a "basic white girl?" Well you’re not, and here’s why.
METRO
Bats fly high at 10th annual Florida Bat Festival
By Patrick Pinak | Oct. 26, 2014Bats, pumpkins and thousands of families traipsed through the fall air — but this wasn’t Halloween.
OPINION
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COLUMNS
Capitalistic college sports must change
Oct. 26, 2014Recently, a decades-long academic scandal at University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill was uncovered. The systematic academic fraud was orchestrated by student services manager Deborah Crowder. Crowder has been accused of creating "paper classes" — registering sections of fraudulent independent study credit and classes that never actually met because they never existed. One source states that more than 3,100 students benefitted from these classes, receiving A’s and B’s for classes they didn’t take and preventing their GPAs from tanking.
NEWS
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CAMPUS
UF team wins southeast regional wakeboarding competition
By Michelle Lüchau | Oct. 26, 2014Amber Rohlman felt her stomach doing flips that she later replicated out on the water on her wakeboard Sunday.
NEWS
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CAMPUS
UF labs want more 3-D printer usage
By Mikayla Mott | Oct. 26, 2014UF’s 3-D printing labs are looking to increase student use.
NEWS
The professional gator: 11 time management tips
By Pooja Majmundar | Oct. 26, 2014We all want to be the next Beyoncé when it comes to our careers, but how do we accomplish everything we need to? There are only 24 hours in a day. One essential skill every college student should have is managing time wisely.
NEWS
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CAMPUS
Infinity Hall construction starts
By Alexia Fernandez | Oct. 26, 2014Construction on the new undergraduate entrepreneurship building, Infinity Hall, has kicked off.
OPINION
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COLUMNS
Two candidates for governor, one clear choice
Oct. 26, 2014Early voting is now underway in Florida, and it is very important that everyone who is registered perform their civic duty and vote in this election.
NEWS
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CAMPUS
UF lab makes robots with common tech
By David Jolley | Oct. 26, 2014UF students are using common technologies from smartphones to develop autonomous robots.
METRO
Local restaurants using technology to improve wait times
By Liz Clancy | Oct. 26, 2014Hungry customers crowded the area outside The Flying Biscuit Cafe’s doors Sunday morning. A wait as long as two hours stood between increasingly impatient patrons and their breakfast.
