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A sneak peek at the summer's hottest and coldest movies

Every summer brings with it a slew of diverse, large budget Hollywood films filled with explosions and perfectly sweaty movie stars. However, it can sometimes be difficult to decide which ones to see and which ones to laugh about when your friends bring them up. Don't worry though; what follows is a little glimpse into the future to help you decide which movies are worth seeing this summer.

Get artsy on campus

Are you trying to get involved with arts on campus, but not sure where to start? Or, do you have a passion for theatre, dance, or music but are nervous about auditioning? Here’s your guide to performing and fine art groups on campus that don’t require try-outs, just a passion and excitement for the arts!

Minors — more than you give them credit for

Looking for a few extra classes to hold your interest for your last few semesters? Maybe something that can boost your résumé? While only 16 to 20 credits, a minor is, well, anything but.

Freshmen countdown: The final month

The last day of the school year is in three and a half weeks. When I look at the calendar I can’t believe that all that stands between me and the end of my freshman year is 18 school days. Even though the end is quickly approaching it still feels hectic. I still have three exams and four papers before I can be finished and pat myself on the back for a successful first year.

How to spend a "gap year"

After spending 17 years in school your brain can feel burnt out once college graduation hits. It can be hard to jump right into more schooling or a full-time job position immediately. Taking a gap year, a year off, between starting the next chapter of your life has become a popular option among college graduates.

Hinden-blurg: Why did science just now solve the cause?

Did you know the Hindenburg disaster wasn’t solved until recently? Yeah, apparently it was a mystery for 76 years until just now.

We can’t be afraid of rocking the boat

I went to Lake Wauburg to go kayaking with one of my friends. We rowed around for a good little while, pretending we were pirates, then unsuccessfully attempting to get close enough to a bird to hit it with our paddles. It was pretty enjoyable.

Dove World Outreach Center to move

Dove World Outreach Center, led by pastor Terry Jones, is selling its 20-acre property, which includes a sanctuary and a fellowship hall, at 5805 NW 37th St.

Social media has continued to modernize our gender roles in society

A former technological dunce in the age of Internet information, I have recently been coerced by a friend who works as a specialist of search engine optimization into participation in a number of social media forums.

FGCU fans find reason for cheer

Before the sun came up on Friday, a sea of Gators layered in orange and blue huddled in front of the Stephen C. O’Connell Center.

FHP video gives details about night of Lowe’s DUI

A video released by the Florida Highway Patrol on Friday revealed more details about Mayor Craig Lowe’s March 21 driving under the influence arrest.

Final Flop: UF loses in Elite 8 again

ARLINGTON, Texas — When the buzzer sounded Sunday, Florida walked off the floor as Michigan guard Trey Burke dashed to the edge of the court and held up four fingers. He then huddled with his teammates — each decked out in Final Four gear — and celebrated midcourt. 

Gators earn first SEC series win

Florida’s pitching owned a Southeastern Conference opponent for the first time this season. Freshman left-hander Danny Young tossed 5.1 scoreless innings as Florida (13-16, 4-5 SEC) defeated No. 11 Ole Miss (23-6, 4-5 SEC) 4-0 on Sunday afternoon at McKethan Stadium to earn its first conference series win this season.

Seniors should be remembered for accomplishments

ARLINGTON, Texas— When Kenny Boynton and Erik Murphy started their careers, the Gators were coming off back-to-back appearances in the NIT. 

UF salutes veterans with new student center in Yon Hall

UF and the Dean of Students Office will unveil the Collegiate Veterans Success Center on Tuesday in Yon Hall, Room 418.

Florida advances to WNIT’s Final Four

A look of dejection spread across Jennifer George’s face as she returned to the Gators’ bench with 8:25 remaining in the game on Saturday. 

Senior first baseman sparks offense in series-clinching win

Vickash Ramjit ended his power drought at an ideal time for the Gators.

Florida survives inclement weather to sweep series vs. Ole Miss

The Gators were well on their way to sweeping Sunday’s doubleheader and the weekend series from the Rebels in Oxford, Miss., on Sunday. Then the rain started.

Gators continue winning ways against Razorbacks

Floridians against texting and driving, UF survey finds

UF student Andrea Conedera is afraid for her life when her friend drives with her knees so she can text.