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No. 5 Florida to face No. 1 FSU
By Lauren Staff | Sep. 1, 2016Tonight, the No. 5 Gators (3-1-0) will travel to Tallahassee to take on in-state rival No. 1 Florida State (4-0-0).
Sports
Column: With Spurrier back in The Swamp, UF needs to make statement
By JORDAN MCPHERSON | Sep. 1, 2016Steve Spurrier put Florida football on the map.
Sports
Florida to use five-player rotation at RB
By Patrick Pinak | Sep. 1, 2016You’d think finding a way to involve five running backs in a game and satisfy each of their carry counts would stress out a coach.
Metro
Preparations for storm offer protection, resources for residents
Sep. 1, 2016UF and Gainesville officials are bracing for flooding and strong winds as the first hurricane to hit Florida in more than a decade arrives.
News
‘It’s nonstop:’ Behind the Basketball Cop spotlight
By Martin Vassolo | Sep. 1, 2016Bags have begun to form underneath Officer Bobby White’s eyes.
University
Students begin race for Senate
By Katelyn Newberg | Sep. 1, 2016The first day of party interviews for the Fall semester’s Student Government elections saw a lower turnout than last year.
Metro
Gainesville bars see hurricane crowd
By Emma Green | Sep. 1, 2016As Gainesville schools and colleges canceled classes ahead of Hurricane Hermine, Gainesville bars prepared for those celebrating Thursday night.
Metro
Florida man arrested after masturbating in bush
By Martin Vassolo | Sep. 1, 2016Gainesville Police arrested a Florida man Thursday morning after they said he masturbated in a bush.
Metro
Aldi coming to Gainesville, will hold job fairs later this month
By Jasmine Osmond | Sep. 1, 2016By early 2017, two Aldi supermarkets will open in Gainesville, giving residents a new option for groceries.
Metro
UF, Miami-Dade animal shelter partner to teach students
By Catherine Dickson | Sep. 1, 2016A Miami-Dade animal shelter and UF’s College of Veterinary Medicine are working to provide a partnership that will give students the chance to perform surgery.
Opinion
Darts & Laurels: September 2, 2016
Sep. 1, 2016Not even two weeks into classes, and we get hit with Hermine, the first hurricane to hit Florida in 11 years. Maybe this is a sign we shouldn’t have come back to school to begin with? Or maybe Mother Nature is just sick of all the “Florida Man” stories and finally decided to pull the plug on our state altogether. Well, Florida, it was fun while it lasted. So as you curl up by the fireplace app on your smartphone and avoid the apocalypse going on outside today, please enjoy our roast of the week, our lighthearted musings, our stormy-day edition of…
Opinion
Colombia could be a case of peace in our time
Sep. 1, 2016Lately, Latin America has seen a lot of drama — the impeachment of Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff, the Mexican president’s Twitter duel with Donal Trump. But thankfully, there’s some good news, too.
Opinion
Can men cheering from the sidelines really be considered feminists?
Sep. 1, 2016A week ago, it hadn’t occurred to me it would be a disadvantage for men to support the feminist agenda, but when I started to thinking about it, I couldn’t get over it.
University
UF closes campus in preparation for Hermine
By Paige Fry | Sep. 1, 2016President Fuchs said UF will close at 4 p.m. today ahead of Tropical Storm Hermine.
Sports
CHAMPIONSHIP ASPIRATIONS: In second year, players buying into McElwain’s plan
By IAN COHEN | Aug. 31, 2016Before there was anything, it was an empty stretch of land.
Sports
Column: Kaepernick shows that in sports and social issues, subtlety doesn't exist
By Ethan Bauer | Aug. 31, 2016You’re probably sick of hearing about Colin Kaepernick not standing for the national anthem.
Sports
Jordan leading UF offense heading into bout with No.1 FSU
By Lauren Staff | Aug. 31, 2016You might think an important in-state soccer showdown against No. 1 Florida State is a game that standout senior forward Savannah Jordan circled on her calendar before the season started.
University
Twins, born conjoined by the heart and liver, were reunited Wednesday
By Molly Donovan | Aug. 31, 2016Three months ago there was little hope the twins would survive their rare separation at UF Health Shands Hospital, which spanned about 8 hours with 12 individual procedures.
Metro
Gov. Scott visits Gainesville, discusses storm
By Emma Green | Aug. 31, 2016Alachua County residents should brace for heavy rain and possible tornadoes, Florida Gov. Rick Scott said during a speech in Gainesville on Wednesday.
