The Avenue
Bully to perform at the Atlantic
By Kirsten Chuba | Jan. 27, 2016Alternative band Bully is bringing their grunge-punk sound to Gainesville this weekend.
COVID-19
The Avenue
Mediocre Advice: Changing majors, senior year
By Julia Nevins | Jan. 27, 2016Dear Mediocre,
Metro
Gainesville to honor Carol King with music on Saturday
By Meryl Kornfield | Jan. 27, 2016Local musicians will honor Carole King on Saturday.
News
Former Marion County deputy indicted after assault
By Martin Vassolo | Jan. 27, 2016A federal grand jury indicted a former Marion County Deputy Sheriff on Tuesday for using excessive force during an arrest in 2014.
News
Worry less, make more
By Joseph Buss | Jan. 27, 2016Get ready, because this is about to be the best news you’ve heard all day.
University
UF gymnasts excited to face ‘Bama at home
By Alejandro López | Jan. 26, 2016Backed by one of the strongest fan bases in collegiate gymnastics, the Florida gymnastics team recognizes the importance of hometown support and have routinely benefitted from its effects.
Sports
Gators softball ranked No. 1 heading into season
By Brian Lee | Jan. 26, 2016The Florida softball team will begin its national championship defense from the same place it started last season’s: The top.
News
Three Gators headed to Super Bowl, Noah likely out for season
By Luis Torres | Jan. 26, 2016The matchup for Super Bowl 50 is set between the Denver Broncos and the Carolina Panthers, and three former Gators will be playing in the biggest game of their professional careers as members of the Broncos.
University
Gators women's tennis opens season against USF
By Jake Dreilinger | Jan. 26, 2016After a heartbreaking 4-3 loss to Vanderbilt in the NCAA Tournament quarterfinals last May in which Florida squandered a 3-1 lead, the Gators have been eager to get back on the court and make another deep run.
University
UF women's basketball finding success on the recruiting trail
By Ethan Bauer | Jan. 26, 2016In the world of college sports, all coaches need to be good at two things: instructing and recruiting.
Metro
People challenged to capture pythons for conservation
By Ainesey Foira | Jan. 26, 2016After slightly more than a week, people have captured dozens of invasive pythons in Florida as part of the second Python Challenge.
University
Interviewing finishes with UF Student Government parties
By Melissa Gomez | Jan. 26, 2016On the final day of interviews, 355 students walked through the doors of the Reitz Union Grand Ballroom and interviewed with political parties in Student Government.
University
SG approves, delays funding for clubs
By Melissa Gomez | Jan. 26, 2016Members of UF’s Agricultural Economics Club will wait another week for approved funding from Student Government.
University
UF RecSports considers Norman Field gym
By Melissa Gomez | Jan. 26, 2016Brothers Eric and David Wren find themselves out on Norman Field every day.
University
IA students may be ineligible for executive seats
By Katelyn Newberg | Jan. 26, 2016Future Innovation Academy students looking to run for Student Government executive office may not be eligible.
University
Too Little, Too Late: Early struggles doom UF against Vandy
By IAN COHEN | Jan. 26, 2016KeVaughn Allen’s three-pointer was good, a last-second, desperation heave from the corner that found the bottom of the net as time expired.
Metro
911 report: robbery, local man molests children, former UF football player arrested
By Martin Vassolo | Jan. 26, 2016Three arrested in Wal-Mart robberies
Opinion
Guest column: BDS movement is about delegitimizing Israel
Jan. 26, 2016Last Friday, the Alligator published a column titled, “Don’t be rude about BDS movement,” in which the author defended the movement that seeks to boycott and sanction the State of Israel. The column contained multiple misconceptions and inaccuracies.
Opinion
Editorial: Vindicated Planned Parenthood remains under attack
Jan. 26, 2016On Monday afternoon, it was announced that a Houston, Texas, grand jury — which had been convened to investigate whether Planned Parenthood had engaged in any wrongdoing — chose not to indict the organization. Instead, they wound up indicting the very people who brought the supposed crimes to light.
University
Former diplomat talks Cuban-US relations
By Katelyn Newberg | Jan. 26, 2016A former U.S. diplomat told students and community members America’s relations with Cuba could improve.
