Sports
Injured defensive tackle plans to enter 2014 NFL Draft
By PHILLIP HEILMAN< | Sep. 30, 2013Dominique Easley’s career with the Gators is finished.
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Metro
Barbecue restaurant mural not up-to-code, city says
By Briana Erickson | Sep. 30, 2013A newly opened barbecue restaurant decided to grace one of its outside walls with a mural. But there is one thing keeping the vibrant, pink pig flashing its pearly whites on the side of the building from complying with city regulations.
Sports
Murphy still adjusting to new role
By JOE MORGAN< | Sep. 30, 2013Two days after winning his first start for the Gators, Tyler Murphy was talking about First Take.
News
Vigil on Turlington Plaza commemorates those lost in Kenya mall shooting
By Alexandra Hershorn | Sep. 30, 2013UF students gathered Thursday evening on Turlington Plaza for a candlelight vigil commemorating the lives of those affected by the tragedy at the Westgate Mall in Nairobi, Kenya.
News
Late Gatorade inventor Robert Cade honored with ‘Great Floridian’ award
By Megan Reeves | Sep. 30, 2013Robert Cade, the lead inventor of Gatorade, was recently chosen as a recipient of the state’s “Great Floridian” award.
Sports
Watkins becoming versatile member of Florida secondary
By ADAM PINCUS< | Sep. 30, 2013Coach Will Muschamp called him first-class.
News
Rutgers transfer cleared to play for Florida at beginning of 2013 season
By LANDON WATNICK< | Sep. 30, 2013Rutgers transfer Eli Carter will see the floor for Florida this season.
Sports
Gators in the NFL: Former Florida safety notches six tackles in second start
By CHUCK KINGSBURY< | Sep. 30, 2013With Week 4 of the NFL season in the books, here are a few former Gators who made the most tangible impact for their respective teams.
News
Office of Graduate Minority Programs to change name with focus on diversity
By Nicole Early | Sep. 30, 2013The Office of Graduate Minority Programs is expecting a name change in the near future.
Sports
Outside backs providing offensive spark for Gators in SEC play
By MICHELLE PROVENZANO< | Sep. 30, 2013The Gators’ outside backs are fueling their offense in Southeastern Conference play.
Sports
High-powered offense propels Gators to weekend sweep
By RJ Schaffer | Sep. 30, 2013Florida used its powerful offense to make it to the Sweet 16 last season.
Sports
Florida wins season-opening meet
By Logan McGuire | Sep. 30, 2013With the first meet of the season finished, Florida has a grueling schedule ahead.
Metro
Your guide to voting in SG elections
By Colleen Wright | Sep. 30, 2013After weeks of campaigning, voting for the Fall 2013 Student Government elections begins today.
Sports
Miranda solidifies spot with first win
By GORDON STREISAND< | Sep. 30, 2013The picture is starting to come into focus.
Sports
Florida men's golf finishes first day at Shoal Creek in fifth place
By LAWRENCE LAGUNA< | Sep. 30, 2013Erasing the bad and writing the good is exactly what the Gators men’s golf team did Monday on the first day of the Shoal Creek Intercollegiate in Birmingham, Ala.
Metro
Apple-licensed repair store opens in Butler Plaza, covers most devices
By Jeanna Arroyo | Sep. 30, 2013Kaley Loewendick didn’t know what to do when her MacBook Pro fell off her top bunk two years ago.
News
New African-American studies major fully available this semester
By Sean Stewart-Muniz | Sep. 30, 2013UF’s new African-American studies major is in full swing this semester after its approval by the Board of Governors over the summer.
Metro
Mayor Ed Braddy feels pressure to run city smoothly in first quarter
By Hanna Marcus | Sep. 30, 2013In the four months that have ticked by since Mayor Ed Braddy was sworn into office, he has overseen accomplishments and setbacks for the city of Gainesville.
Opinion
To Obamacare and beyond: What we’ve learned in the health care debate so far
Sep. 30, 2013Today is the day many have been dreading — the first day of the enrollment process for the Affordable Care Act. The hallmark legislation of the Obama Administration takes its first steps as we speak.
Opinion
Guest column: NCAA athletes shouldn’t get salaries
Sep. 30, 2013There is a very political debate within the world of sports centered on the relationship between the National Collegiate Athletic Association and student athletes and the fact that players, though they may be worth thousands of dollars, often live well below the poverty line while coaches, universities and the NCAA reap millions of dollars in profits off their backs.
