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Column: Rethinking the Beatles' addition to Spotify
Jan. 20, 2016Here are some hypothetical scenarios that never actually happen:
From President Fuchs: The benefits of intentional joy
Jan. 20, 2016The first year in a new job or as a new student is stressful. I just finished my first year. Some of my stress came from leaving friends behind and not knowing if people at UF would like me or if I would like them. Some of my anxiety came from not knowing if I would succeed at my new job.
High Dive reels in big fish
By Robyn Wilbar | Jan. 20, 2016This weekend in Gainesville, the ‘90s are making a comeback.
Music Review: Anderson .Paak’s “Malibu” is already the best album of 2016
By Jack DaSilva | Jan. 20, 2016It took only 15 days for the first great album of 2016 to be released.
Local author to host book signing at Know Where Coffee
By RaSheba Jones | Jan. 20, 2016After a year of production, local author Terri Depue will host a book signing for her first novel, “Blooms: A Magnolia Creek Novel.”
UF alumni return to perform in sketch comedy festival
By Erica Pope | Jan. 20, 2016The Gainesville Improv Festival is returning for a milestone 10th time, showcasing comedy talent from across the country.
Mediocre Advice: Seminoles and the Sahara Desert
Jan. 20, 2016Dear Mediocre,
Rock band Surfer Blood to make waves in Gainesville
By Kayla Ziadie | Jan. 20, 2016Before they were touring all over the world, they were recording music in their Florida apartment.
Susan Webster headlines Impact Party's executive ticket
By Melissa Gomez | Jan. 20, 2016On the Reitz Union North Lawn Wednesday afternoon, Impact Party announced its executive candidates for Student Government’s Spring 2016 elections.
Late free throws push Gators past Mississippi State
By ALEX MAMINAKIS | Jan. 19, 2016A second-half push led Florida to a close, three-point win on Tuesday night in the final minute against Mississippi State.
Senior guard paving way for UF women's basketball team
By Ethan Bauer | Jan. 19, 2016As the Florida women's basketball team trailed Georgia 42-25 in the third quarter last week, the clock stopped for a timeout. The Gators huddled on the sideline waiting for instruction, motivation or some combination of the two.
Key playmakers back in the outfield for Florida baseball team
By Luis Torres | Jan. 19, 2016Harrison Bader, one of the top outfielders in the country last season and a force in Florida’s lineup, exemplified the talent the Gators had in the outfield.
Florida softball loaded with infield talent
By Brian Lee | Jan. 19, 2016Heading into its upcoming 2016 campaign, Florida’s softball team will rely on an abundance of experienced players in its infield. As UF attempts to win its third consecutive national championship, its veteran infield will need to play a meaningful role. Here’s who to look for:
Civil rights activist Nikki Giovanni talks about voting and equality
By Katelyn Newberg | Jan. 19, 2016Students greeted poet and civil rights activist Nikki Giovanni with a standing ovation Tuesday night.
Frazier Rogers Hall gets new interactive wall
By Avery Guyton | Jan. 19, 2016A new interactive wall will teach students about global food systems.
UF students participate in veterinary missions
By Kayla Solem | Jan. 19, 2016Natalie Balmori spent Winter Break in Nicaragua taking care of locals’ pets.
What bugs are lurking in your home?
By Meryl Kornfield | Jan. 19, 2016A study published Tuesday found up to 10,000 species of insects throughout 50 North Carolina homes.
Gator Cinemas creates GoFundMe
By Mary-Lou Watkinson | Jan. 19, 2016Eleven days after launching a GoFundMe, Gator Cinemas is far from reaching its goal of raising $15,000 to renovate the theater.
UF alumna wins on 'Jeopardy!'
By Caitlin Ostroff | Jan. 19, 2016A UF alumna wore orange and blue as she competed on the “Jeopardy!” episode that aired Tuesday night.