News
Will Grier transferring to West Virginia
By GRAHAM HACK | Apr. 6, 2016Will Grier has found a landing spot.
COVID-19
News
Freshman pitcher leads Gators softball over Knights
By Matt Brannon | Apr. 6, 2016Kelly Barnhill stumped the UCF offense Wednesday.
News
UF group holds first Zumbathon
By Paris Olkes | Apr. 6, 2016UF students will raise money for a chronic disease through dance Sunday.
Metro
Batty for burlesque: show to come to Gainesville
By Sara Marino | Apr. 6, 2016Sally Dash is going to Market Street Pub and Cabaret’s Benefit for Bats hoping to “laugh her ass off.”
News
After uphill battle, Gordon Neale finally making impact for UF men's golf
By Ray Boone | Apr. 6, 2016Gordon Neale came to Florida as one of the most heralded junior golfers in the country.
News
Survivors share stories, students march during Take Back the Night
By Meryl Kornfield | Apr. 6, 2016About 300 people shouted in English and Spanish as they marched through campus Wednesday.
News
'Community' actor Danny Pudi coming to speak at UF
By Katelyn Newberg | Apr. 6, 2016A “Community” fan favorite is coming to UF.
Metro
Woman attacked at Reitz voices concerns
By Martin Vassolo | Apr. 6, 2016Citing a lack of security footage and a pool of about 1,000 construction workers, the survivor of Tuesday’s attack in the Reitz Union said police will likely not find her attacker.
Metro
Sheriff’s Office: Attempted child abductor targets Union County
By Martin Vassolo | Apr. 6, 2016This story has been updated and the headline changed to reflect the update.
News
State of Sustainability Address delivered at Earth Day celebration
By Daniel Smithson | Apr. 6, 2016Students tossed bean bags while answering questions about sustainability Wednesday.
News
UF Inventor of the Year stands against AIDS, gender inequality
By Molly Vossler | Apr. 6, 2016A UF professor is working to cure feline AIDS and human HIV.
News
Asian Pacific American Heritage Month highlights community’s contributions
By Matt Brannon | Apr. 6, 2016Students can play Chinese yo-yo and get henna tattoos at the Hippodrome State Theatre on Saturday.
Metro
Glasses of sunshine: Matheson History Museum to host talk on Florida citrus
By Jessica Schein | Apr. 6, 2016There was a time when oranges seemed like a foreign delicacy.
Opinion
Editorial: Myths Un-Mythed - immigration crime, rape
Apr. 6, 2016We live in a world full of myths. Never mind the tales of Japanese-animated Italian-American plumbers loading up on mushrooms and picking fights with fire-breathing dinosaurs, nor the tales of an undocumented bunny who can’t keep track of his eggs. (And why do we insist on sending our children to pick up after his mess?) No, what we wish to discuss is the collection of falsehoods so many of us commonly accept as “probably true.”
Sports
Freshmen gaining experience, stepping up for UF lacrosse
By Kyle Brutman | Apr. 6, 2016The Gators were without junior midfielders Mollie Stevens and Carli Marsh.
Opinion
Guest Column: Urge Student Senate to confirm qualified nominees
Apr. 6, 2016When I became Student Body president, I wanted to make sure that diversity was more than just a checkmark. Because I want to chip away at the racism, classism and discrimination that exists in Student Government — issues that will continue to plague SG going forward.
Opinion
Column: In defense of the super delegate system
Apr. 6, 2016The 2016 primaries have brought an almost endless stream of surprises. Former “outsider” candidates have outlasted most of their well-funded, well-known opponents. As this primary season continually looks like it will be razor-thin, it is clear the most important thing is delegates.
Opinion
Column: Cuban MLB team could change things
Apr. 6, 2016Before he was 15 years old, Jose Fernandez was arrested three times for attempting to flee Cuba. Today, he is an MLB All-Star pitcher for the Miami Marlins.
The Avenue
Caribbean Queen's Sweet Sixteen: Celebrating 16 years of authentic Jamaican cuisine
By Laura Gomez | Apr. 6, 2016To some, Valerie Phillips is better known as Ms. Queen.
The Avenue
Alachua County Library to host annual comic convention
By Lauren Fernandez | Apr. 6, 2016Given the success of last year’s event, the Alachua County Library District will host a second annual Fandomonium comic convention Saturday.
