Sports
A Family Affair: Florida lacrosse team embraces support
By ALEX MAMINAKIS | Apr. 20, 2015Jim Darcangelo answered a phone call from back home in Maryland. It was his wife, Marilyn.
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Metro
Florida drug monitoring program decreases oxycodone deaths
By Marisa Stelnicki | Apr. 20, 2015There has been a 25 percent decline in deaths from oxycodone overdoses since a drug monitoring program was implemented in Florida.
Sports
Air Jordan: Three questions for the UF baseball team heading into the final stretch
By JORDAN MCPHERSON | Apr. 20, 2015The No. 6 Florida baseball team is three-quarters of the way through the regular season. With just 14 games before postseason play begins — including a midweek against Bethune-Cookman tonight — here are three questions for the Gators.
Sports
Injured UF offensive lineman relishes new opportunities
By Luis Torres | Apr. 20, 2015Rod Johnson’s life changed on April 3.
Sports
A season in review: Top five moments from the three-peat
By GRAHAM HACK | Apr. 20, 2015Winning a third-straight national title on Saturday night was by far the highlight of the UF gymnastics team’s season. During a year of ups and downs, here are five moments that stood out above the rest:
Metro
Police: 'one-pot meth lab' found in local men's car
By EMILY COCHRANE< | Apr. 20, 2015Local authorities arrested two men early Sunday after they reportedly had two methamphetamine labs in their car.
News
Despite massacre, UF Kenya study abroad focused on wildlife safety
By Caitlin Ostroff | Apr. 20, 2015Despite a recent massacre April 2 at Garissa University College in Garissa, Kenya, that left 147 dead, the UF in Kenya study-abroad program is mostly concerned with buffalo sightings.
Sports
Flashback: A look at Tim Tebow’s history in the NFL
By JORDAN MCPHERSON | Apr. 20, 2015Former UF quarterback Tim Tebow signed a one-year contract with the Philadelphia Eagles on Monday afternoon. As he looks for another opportunity to resurrect his football playing career, here’s a look back at his time in the NFL:
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UF Online ranked among top 20 online academic institutions
By Paige Levin | Apr. 20, 2015UF Online earned a new distinction among the nation’s online colleges.
News
Former Gators providing quality minutes in NBA playoffs
By GRAHAM HALL | Apr. 20, 2015With the first weekend of the playoffs in the books, nine former Gators are hoping to make it out of the first round.
Sports
Gators gymnastics team raises the bar with NCAA three-peat
By GRAHAM HACK | Apr. 19, 2015The result was the same.
Sports
Senior gymnast caps career with floor title
By GRAHAM HACK | Apr. 19, 2015As Kytra Hunter walked off the floor for the final time, coach Rhonda Faehn gave her a long hug.
Sports
Sophomore hits two home runs, UF sweeps Mississippi State
By JORDAN MCPHERSON | Apr. 19, 2015Peter Alonso finally found his groove.
Sports
Air Jordan: UF gymnastics isn't done winning
By JORDAN MCPHERSON | Apr. 19, 2015Rhonda Faehn is building a dynasty.
Sports
Sports roundup: UF sports this weekend
Apr. 19, 2015The Florida men’s golf team finished tied for seventh place at the Southeastern Conference Championships, shooting a 2-over-par in St. Simons Island, Georgia, this weekend.
News
Looking back: SG leadership keeps its promises
By Ariana Figueroa | Apr. 19, 2015It’s easy to forget about that $18 per credit hour that’s funneled to Student Government. But this past year’s executive ticket spent it — almost exactly the way they promised they would in their platform.
Metro
Local pop-up store provides free clothing for trans people
By Emily Cardinali | Apr. 19, 2015Transitioning is expensive.
Metro
Parkinson’s patients connect through Movers & Shakers group
By Michelle Neeley | Apr. 19, 2015Michael Church started to notice a slight tremor in his left pinky in times of high stress when he reached his 30s.
Opinion
Anti-immigration attitude in Europe costing lives
Apr. 19, 2015A boat laden with up to 950 people capsized in the Mediterranean Sea on Sunday. Its passengers were migrants bound for Europe escaping the limited opportunities, war and chaos of their home countries. The ship left from Libya, a failed state which has descended into civil war, where ISIS executes people on the beach. Who can blame them for wanting to leave?
