Opinion
I can’t, I’m too depressed
By Eriel Pichardo | Apr. 4While therapy can be beneficial, sometimes it can reinforce your self-destructive patterns.
COVID-19
News
UF students, professors remain unconcerned of AI in the workplace
By Annie Wang | Apr. 4Investment bank Goldman Sachs estimated 300 million jobs could be replaced by AI technology, but UF students and professors remain unconcerned.
Sports
Florida men’s tennis defeats Georgia in Thursday thriller
By Curan Ahern | Apr. 3Florida men’s tennis produced a remarkable 4-3 comeback win against Georgia to stun the Bulldogs and end their four-game win streak.
News
UF’s next president could make up to $3 million a year
By Grace McClung | Apr. 3Newly released minutes of a Feb. 25 committee meeting show trustees are willing to offer their pick to lead the state’s flagship institution an annual pay as much as $1 million more than what they offered former President Ben Sasse.
The Avenue
How one musician bridges the gap between queer and Christian communities
By Autumn Johnstone | Apr. 3The terrifying prospect of coming out in a faith-based environment made it seem nearly impossible for her to carry on with her music career. Yet, after realizing real faith knows no boundaries, she let go of the mold she so desperately once tried to fit into.
Sports
How a shift in motivation and learning to compete made Claire Bryant a world champion
By Paul Hof-Mahoney | Apr. 3In college, Claire Bryant “needed” to win a national title. At her first global championship, she knew that her value was more than just a result. That result? A World Championship gold medal.
The Avenue
The complexities of queer love: “Achilles”
By Autumn Johnstone | Apr. 3With an angelic voice and heart-wrenchingly beautiful lyrics, singer-songwriter Kevin Atwater released his latest album, “Achilles” on March 7.
Sports
No. 3/2 Florida drops Sunshine State Showdown to No. 7/10 Florida State
By Jackson Colding | Apr. 2Facing a three-run deficit in the fifth inning, the top of Florida’s order looked to give the team a spark. Freshman right fielder Taylor Shumaker lined a single to left field, and junior catcher Jocelyn Erickson walked to put two runners on to start the inning.
News
Florida basketball’s top five NCAA Tournament teams
By Max Tucker | Apr. 2After 11 years, Florida basketball is back in the Final Four of the NCAA Tournament. Here’s a look at how this year’s dominance stacks up against other all-time great teams in program history.
The Avenue
Acrosstown Repertory Theatre reimagines Shakespeare with an all-female cast
By Juliana DeFilippo | Apr. 2She decided to use an all-female cast, staging the play as a 1960s sitcom inspired by “I Love Lucy.” She felt the audience would be more comfortable with an all-female interpretation of overtly masculine characters, allowing them to explore the sexism of the time without losing Shakespeare’s wit.
El Caimán
Organizaciones de UF van a implementar más dispensadores de productos menstruales
By Avery Parker and Sofia Meyers | Apr. 2, 2025Antes de su clase a las 7:25 de la mañana, Chalisa Budhai a veces está tan cansada que se olvida de empacar una cosa importante que puede interrumpir su día en cualquier momento: productos menstruales.
News
UF organizations to implement more period product dispensers
By Sofia Meyers | Apr. 2, 2025UF’s Planned Parenthood Generation Action chapter is working with the company Aunt Flow and student govenrment officials to expand access to free menstrual products in campus bathrooms.
News
Thomas Haugh achieves childhood dream with Final Four berth
By Noah White | Apr. 1, 2025Thomas Haugh watched Tim Tebow as a child and a dream formed. Now, having pushed Florida to the Final Four, he’s living out a lifelong goal.
Sports
Gators power past UNF with five home runs
By Hugh Green | Apr. 1, 2025Florida hit a season-high five homers, including two from Bobby Boser, to take down UNF in a midweek battle.
Metro
Alachua County Public Schools to lose over $6 million in revenue
By Sara-James Ranta | Apr. 1, 2025The Alachua County School Board unanimously approved a plan to restore the district's financial stability at a meeting Tuesday night.
News
Wizard dance battle erupts in Plaza of the Americas in epic showdown
By Grace McClung | Apr. 1, 2025The staged duel was part of a UF studio art class student project designed to satirize modern political discourse.
El Caimán
UF recorta miles de dólares en financiamiento y apoyo a asambleas de bienvenida centradas en la identidad
By Pristine Thai and Gabriella Chavez | Apr. 1, 2025La UF está eliminando miles de dólares en financiamiento y apoyo al personal para varias asambleas de bienvenida centradas en la identidad, lo que podría poner en peligro los eventos hechos para asimilar a los nuevos Gators al campus. Los recortes afectarán las asambleas anuales de bienvenida de al menos cuatro organizaciones estudiantiles: la Unión estudiantil Afroamericana, la Unión estudiantil de Orgullo, la Unión estudiantil Hispana-Latina y la Unión estudiantil de Mujeres
News
UF cuts thousands in funding, support for identity-centered student welcome assemblies
By Pristine Thai | Apr. 1, 2025UF is eliminating thousands of dollars in funding and staff support for four student organizations: the Black Student Union, Pride Student Union, Hispanic-Latine Student Association and Women’s Student Association.
Sports
From Stoneman Douglas to UF, the pitching pipeline breeding success
By Hugh Green | Apr. 1, 2025The Gators baseball team has three former Marjory Stoneman Douglas pitchers this season, two of whom have important roles in Florida’s pitching staff.
Sports
Florida women’s basketball season ends in WBIT Semifinals
By Max Bernstein | Mar. 31, 2025At the beginning of March, the season looked all but over for the Florida women’s basketball team. It had a 14-15 record and sat at 5-10 in SEC play. But after the Gators’ senior night loss on Feb. 27 to Oklahoma, head coach Kelly Rae Finley remained optimistic, saying, “It’s not the end of our season by any stretch of the imagination.”
