METRO
Man accused of shooting girlfriend five times after argument
By Dana Cassidy | Nov. 19, 2019It started with a cheating confrontation and ended in a driveby shooting.
COVID-19
SPORTS
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WOMEN'S BASKETBALL
Gators down Presbyterian, win fourth straight
By Graham Marsh | Nov. 18, 2019Florida forward Zada Williams caught the ball in the paint. She took one dribble to her right and then went up for a layup as she got pushed in mid-air to draw a foul.
SPORTS
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COLUMNS
Dear Holloway: Not all media is the same
By Kyle Wood | Nov. 17, 2019I’ve always taken exception to the sweeping use of the term “the media.”
SPORTS
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WOMEN'S BASKETBALL
Gators off to 3-0 start for first time in 3 years
By Graham Marsh | Nov. 17, 2019More than 1,000 elementary school kids come to the O’Connell Center once a year to watch Florida Women’s basketball on field trip day. And this year, they’ll watch an undefeated Gators team for the first time since the 2016-17 season, when Florida began 4-0.
SPORTS
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VOLLEYBALL
UF drops 5-set heartbreaker, potential conference title to UK
By Mari Faiello | Nov. 17, 2019Coach Mary Wise stood up on the sidelines and emphatically extended her arms in and out, portfolio in hand.
SPORTS
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SOCCER
Florida trending upward despite rough finish to season
By Bryan Matamoros | Nov. 17, 2019The Florida soccer team’s 2019 campaign came to an anticlimactic end Friday night in front of its home crowd at Donald R. Dizney Stadium.
SPORTS
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FOOTBALL
UF will miss SEC title game despite Missouri win
By Kyle Wood | Nov. 17, 2019The Florida football team did its part to keep its slim SEC Championship hopes alive Saturday afternoon.
SPORTS
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MEN'S BASKETBALL
Florida falls at UConn
By River Wells | Nov. 17, 2019Keyontae Johnson had the look.
NEWS
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CAMPUS STUDENT GOVERNMENT
UF Student Body President hires lawyer, gets support from Florida senator
By April Rubin | Nov. 17, 2019UF Student Body President Michael Murphy’s potential impeachment has reached a state-wide and national audience, prompting him to seek legal counsel.
OPINION
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COLUMNS
The best Pokémon games so far
By Myles Gibbs | Nov. 17, 2019On Friday, Pokémon Sword and Pokémon Shield hit the big time on Nintendo Switch after eight months of hype. In light of this notable step for the franchise – seeing a main-series game on a console for the first time – I thought it’d be prudent to look back on some of the best games in the series so far.
METRO
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POLITICS
Battling desensitization in today’s climate
By Lauren Rousseau | Nov. 17, 2019An excessive amount of headlines hurdle past your eyes by the second.
OPINION
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COLUMNS
Talking about mental health disparities in undocumented communities
By Matthew Diaz | Nov. 17, 2019Mental illnesses are colorblind, but the barriers to treatment aren’t. Previously, I wrote about some of the ways that immigrant communities were disproportionately affected by mental illnesses, which made me interested in our undocumented population in the United States. Roughly 10 million strong, they live in perpetual fear and anxiety, often without any sustainable way of getting professional help. Most conversations thus far have been focused on how to eliminate overt barriers to healthcare, but for this community’s sake, more needs to be said about eliminating the underlying psychosocial barriers.
OPINION
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LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
Letter to The Editor: The unspoken injustice of the modern age
Nov. 17, 2019This piece is dedicated to Netflix’s original film “Tall Girl” and those involved in its production. Before I watched this movie, I didn’t realize I have been a part of an oppressed minority my entire life. Being a relatively tall female, I finally feel as though I am being properly represented.
OPINION
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EDITORIALS
Why removing likes from Instagram isn’t such a bad thing
By The Alligator Editorial Board | Nov. 17, 2019We can’t argue against social media’s influence — in fact, we already made an argument stating how important it really is.
NEWS
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CAMPUS
Black students called racial slurs in SNAP van
By Ana Escalante | Nov. 17, 2019When Kitan Adeniji went to the ribbon-cutting ceremony for UF’s Institute of Black Culture Saturday afternoon, she felt that the university was listening to black students for a change.
NEWS
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CAMPUS
Student-made social networking app registers hundreds since launch
By Julie Marciante | Nov. 17, 2019Within one semester, two UF students created and launched a social networking forum that has registered over 300 users.
NEWS
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CAMPUS
Thousands gather at Flavet Field for Quinn XCII, Hippie Sabotage
By Nicholas Hudson | Nov. 17, 2019It was cold, dark and misty as hundreds, then thousands, of students began to fill in around the stage at Flavet Field Friday night.
NEWS
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CAMPUS
Johns Hopkins philosopher questions concept of race, encourages imagination
By Chasity Maynard | Nov. 17, 2019Race is not real, Christopher Lebron said. It’s a way for people to consider themselves better than others.
NEWS
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SFC
UF’s Wheelchair Basketball Club struggles to enroll students with disabilities
By Stephanie Grabli | Nov. 17, 2019UF’s Wheelchair Basketball Club only has able-bodied players, but its players are trying to change that.
NEWS
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CAMPUS UF ADMINISTRATION
‘A place free of judgement’: Black, Hispanic and Latinx students are welcomed back home
By Meghan McGlone | Nov. 17, 2019Despite cold, wet weather, hundreds of people felt warm as they gathered this weekend for the reopenings of the Institute of Black Culture and the Institute of Hispanic-Latino Cultures.
