Sports
Florida tops Missouri, sweeps weekend
By GRAHAM HACK | Sep. 28, 2014Home is where the heart is, and it’s also where the victory was Sunday for the Gators.
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Sports
College Football Roundup: FSU wins another close one
By MORGAN MORIARTY | Sep. 28, 2014After a victory over Atlantic Coast Conference rival Clemson last week, Florida State traveled to Raleigh, N.C., to take on N.C. State. FSU’s track record in Raleigh heading into Saturday was poor, with their last victory on the road against the Wolfpack coming in 2008.
Sports
UF men's tennis struggles at ITA pre-qualifying
By Mary Francis | Sep. 27, 2014One Gator advanced to the second round of the 2014 Saint Francis Health System ITA Men’s All-American Championship pre-qualifying draw but failed to make it out of Saturday with a second win.
Sports
Women's swim team opens season with SEC win against Arkansas
By AARON FRIEDLAND | Sep. 27, 2014The Florida women’s swimming and diving team started its season with a bang on Saturday after defeating Southeastern Conference opponent Arkansas in its season opener.
Sports
Florida volleyball sweeps Auburn on road to open SEC play
By IAN COHEN | Sep. 26, 2014The opening point of Florida versus Auburn lasted for what seemed like three minutes, each team diving and digging and dashing around the court, neither side wishing to be the first to trail in its conference opener.
Sports
Florida soccer defeats Georgia in first home match since August
By ALEX MAMINAKIS | Sep. 26, 2014It wasn’t the prettiest of games, but all Florida cares about is the result.
Sports
UF volleyball starting SEC play with clean slate
By EDEN OTERO | Sep. 25, 2014Closing the door to one of the toughest preconference schedules in Florida history, the Gators head to Alabama to face their first Southeastern Conference opponent, Auburn, tonight at 8.
Sports
Florida returns home to play Georgia
By GRAHAM HACK | Sep. 25, 2014For Florida fans, beating Georgia is a big deal.
Sports
Gators to play in ITA pre-qualifying
By Mary Francis | Sep. 25, 2014The men’s tennis team will be back on the court in the ITA Saint Francis Health System Men’s All-American Championships pre-qualifying tournament this weekend in Tulsa, Okla.
Sports
Banks brings leadership to Florida men’s golf
By Luis Torres | Sep. 25, 2014An indication of a team that is progressively getting better is overcoming disappointment and adversity.
University
UF Health OKs plans for another hospital
By Alyssa Fisher | Sep. 25, 2014UF Health is adding another hospital to its growing medical campus.
University
The Students Party: the decline of the minority
By Ariana Figueroa | Sep. 25, 2014In the Spring of 2012, Alex Cornillie, Jesse Schmitt and Carly Wilson teamed up for the Students Party executive ticket in the Student Government elections.
University
GatoRaas dance team to perform
By Rumi Rahman | Sep. 25, 2014UF group GatoRaas will take its traditional Indian dance moves to Jacksonville today for the third annual Night of Asia festival.
University
Gainesville lacked bisexuality events for awareness week
By Nicole Wiesenthal | Sep. 25, 2014During a week meant to raise awareness about bisexuality, Gainesville stood quiet.
University
Local band aims to revive live music
By Kelsie Ozanne | Sep. 25, 2014Pop-reggae meets rock tonight at High Dive, where Sidereal will take the stage for its seventh performance in Gainesville.
News
UFitness: 5 things you should know about form
By Michaela Beeda | Sep. 25, 2014When it comes to working out, there’s one important factor people tend to overlook: form.
News
For your entertainment: SNL is starting its 40th season with a bang
By Ale Russian | Sep. 25, 2014“Saturday Night Live” is bringing in Chris Pratt to host its 40th premiere episode Saturday at 11:30. Pratt is coming off a hugely successful summer after starring in Marvel’s “Guardians of the Galaxy,” so it’s no surprise “SNL” has tapped him as the first host.
Opinion
Fox News, Maine and David Jolly in Darts and Laurels
Sep. 25, 2014So, we’re a month into the semester now. Senate elections are coming up, midterms are starting to rear their ugly heads and Starbucks employees are probably already tired of making pumpkin-spiced anything. In that spirit, here’s your it’s-finally-fall-and-we-don’t-melt-immediately-after-walking-outside edition of Darts & Laurels.
Opinion
Everyone’s needed for climate movement
Sep. 25, 2014This Sunday, more than 300,000 people descended on Times Square to bring awareness to the pressing threat of climate change. This gathering was the largest climate demonstration in history.
