SPORTS
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MEN'S BASKETBALL
Gators need to play with more purpose to salvage the season
By Alanis Thames | Jan. 13, 2019Now might be a good time to pose the question.
COVID-19
SPORTS
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GYMNASTICS
Gators show depth in decisive victory over Missouri
By River Wells | Jan. 13, 2019The Florida gymnastics team is ranked No. 3 in the nation, and last Friday night, it showed why.
SPORTS
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MEN'S BASKETBALL
White searching for answers as Florida falls to 1-2 in the SEC
By Tyler Nettuno | Jan. 13, 2019Florida basketball coach Mike White had a rough week.
SPORTS
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WOMEN'S BASKETBALL
Washington’s game-winner nets first win against Mizzou
By Dylan Rudolph | Jan. 13, 2019A hesitation move and a dash to her right allowed her to blow by the defender. She reached the rim and leaped as three Missouri Tigers jumped along with her to try and swat the ball away. She double-clutched and banked the shot off the glass and in with 2.2 seconds left to give Florida its first lead since 8:14 in the first quarter.
THE AVENUE
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LIFESTYLE
This week in the stars
By Jackie DeFreitas | Jan. 13, 2019Friday, Jan. 18th: Venus and Mars trine
METRO
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CRIMINAL JUSTICE
Pedestrian dies after hit by car on Southwest 13th Street
By Katherine Wallace-Fernandez | Jan. 12, 2019She died at UF Health Shands, police said.
METRO
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CITY COUNTY COMMISSION
2019 is in full swing. Here’s what to expect this year.
Jan. 12, 2019By Hannah Beatty
SPORTS
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MEN'S BASKETBALL
The Gators are playing some of their best defense of the season. Saturday’s loss showed it
By Jake Dreilinger | Jan. 12, 2019Mike White will be the first person to tell you if he believes his team isn’t playing good defense.
SPORTS
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MEN'S BASKETBALL
Florida finds intensity, loses discipline in loss to No. 3 Vols
By Alanis Thames | Jan. 12, 2019The Florida men’s basketball team has looked like two vastly different teams for most of the season.
SPORTS
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MEN'S BASKETBALL
Gators fall apart at the end, come up short against No. 3 Tennessee
By Tyler Nettuno | Jan. 12, 2019Noah Locke dribbled up to the three-point line.
NEWS
Internationally Renowned Teacher and Author, David Deida, to Speak in Gainesville on February 22
Jan. 11, 2019This February 22, David Deida will be in Gainesville for an evening, sharing his insights from his 40+ years of dedicated work in the fields of intimacy, relationship, and spirituality. Deida is best known for his 1997 book, The Way of the Superior Man - one of the most widely read books on men's spirituality ever published.
SPORTS
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GYMNASTICS
UF defeats Missouri in season opener
By River Wells | Jan. 11, 2019The moment rapper T.I’s 2004 hit “Bring Em Out” began to pump through the loudspeakers at the O’Connell Center, the crowd of almost 8,500 people bounced up and down with primal yells.
METRO
Gov. Ron DeSantis suspends BSO sheriff over Parkland shooting
By The Associated Press | Jan. 11, 2019FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. (AP) — New Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis suspended Broward County Sheriff Scott Israel on Friday over his handling of February's massacre at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School, saying he "repeatedly failed and has demonstrated a pattern of poor leadership."
NEWS
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SFC
A job or a privilege? UF draws criticism for not paying Cicerones
By Angela DiMichele | Jan. 10, 2019Other Florida public universities pay students for giving tours.
NEWS
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SFC
Government shutdown shows effects on UF, Santa Fe
By Kelly Hayes | Jan. 10, 2019Government shutdown halts some research progress.
OPINION
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COLUMNS
It’s OK to be angry over the government shutdown
By Chasity Maynard | Jan. 10, 2019The current political atmosphere deserves a prime-time spot on TLC. The government’s drama is reaching a high point this week. Capitol Hill’s heated debate over the border wall reached a peak at the end of 2018 when President Trump dug his heels in and demanded his border wall, to which Democrats expressed their disapproval. Twenty-one days later and the U.S. is entering into the longest government shutdown in its history.
OPINION
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COLUMNS
The best way to spend syllabus week doesn't include another night in Midtown
Jan. 10, 2019There’s nothing better than a week to get back into the swing of things. School might have technically started Monday. But let’s be honest, it doesn’t really start until next week.
METRO
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POLITICS
Darts and Laurels: January 11. 2019
Jan. 10, 2019You’re deep asleep. You went to bed at 3 a.m. — still on your Winter Break sleeping schedule — when you hear it: that all too familiar beep beep beeping of your phone alarm. No, it’s not a bad dream. You really are looking at the questionably beige-colored ceiling of your dorm room. It’s the first day of the Spring semester. And you better book it because your chem lecture started five minutes ago.
OPINION
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COLUMNS
Checkmate, conservatives? A curious glance into the SG lawsuit
Jan. 10, 2019It’s always tea time in Student Government land. One of the fascinating developments over Winter Break was the news of Young Americans for Freedom suing Student Government over claims of free speech violations. (Long story short, YAF wanted money to bring speakers in; SG said no.)
METRO
He put a ring on it. UF students react to Tim Tebow’s engagement
By Josephine Fuller | Jan. 10, 2019Hearts were broken, future career choices were questioned.
