Sports
Freshman leading Florida in final stretch
By CHRIS KIRSCHNER< | Apr. 4, 2013Freshman Luke Johnson's college tennis career got off to a rough start.
COVID-19
University
UF students to hop for a cure Sunday
By Michelle Leute | Apr. 4, 2013UF students will be Hopping 4 A Cure from 1:45 p.m. to 6 p.m. Sunday at the Broward Outdoor Recreation Complex.
Sports
Gators aiming to achieve more offensive balance in 2013
By JOE MORGAN< | Apr. 4, 2013Florida was a running team in 2012.
Sports
UF hosting 69th Florida Relays
By GORDON STREISAND< | Apr. 4, 2013For the first time this outdoor season, the Gators are coming home.
Sports
Freshman’s confidence, plate approach improving
By ADAM LICHTENSTEIN< | Apr. 4, 2013When Taylor Schwarz arrived at Florida, it was unclear how much playing time she would see.
University
System grants researchers money
By Andrew Kays | Apr. 4, 2013Many scientists find themselves spending more time managing money than using it, but UF may have found a solution.
Sports
The Hit Man: Morrison growing into new role
By JOE MORGAN< | Apr. 4, 2013The pocket was breaking down, and Antonio Morrison saw EJ Manuel had nowhere to go.
Sports
Steady bullpen proving reliable for starting staff
By JOSH JURNOVOY< | Apr. 4, 2013Less than two innings into the Gators’ game against UCF on Tuesday, they already faced what coach Kevin O’Sullivan said was the most important point in the game.
University
DM kickoff rained out, rescheduled
By Kaitlyn Pearson | Apr. 4, 2013Hail and tornado warnings caused Dance Marathon to reschedule its annual Kickoff Celebration.
University
Autism conference hopes for big impact
By Katie Burns | Apr. 4, 2013IMPACT Autism is hosting the TEAxUF conference Saturday as part of Autism Awareness Month.
Opinion
Times Are A’Changing: AP changed its tune
Apr. 3, 2013As journalists, we try to stay on top of the latest trends, but we also pay close attention to the news that goes on in the journalism world.
University
Astrophysicist Neil deGrasse Tyson speaks to 1,600 at UF
By Andrew Kays | Apr. 3, 2013Neil deGrasse Tyson wants others to see the world like an astrophysicist.
The Avenue
Are video games art?
By Claudia Marina | Apr. 3, 2013You can now tell your mom all those hours you spent making fake families on “The Sims” was for the love of art.
University
Cling to your childhood with Mickey Mouse shorts
By Courtney Nachlas | Apr. 3, 2013You know what big ears mean: big news.
Metro
Video raises questions about Lowe’s arrest
By Kathryn Varn | Apr. 3, 2013The Alachua County Sheriff’s Office released additional video footage Tuesday from the night of Mayor Craig Lowe’s driving under the influence arrest.
University
Shands patients victims of identity theft
By Sofia Rattes | Apr. 3, 2013Shands at UF patients may be at risk after an employee was accused of being linked to an identity theft ring.
The Avenue
White Walkers help break ratings record on “Thrones” season premiere
By Desmond | Apr. 3, 2013Welcome to Westeros, home of the seven kingdoms and the popular HBO epic, “Game of Thrones,” which premiered its third season Sunday.
The Avenue
Local rap groups set the stage for artists
By Bakr Saliq | Apr. 3, 2013The audience did not buy tickets with their names on them, the microphones gave off feedback and the lights didn’t sync to their songs, but opening for a concert in front of a cheering crowd is all an up-and-coming rap group needs.
University
Marriage equality is an issue of faith
Apr. 3, 2013On Tuesday, a fellow columnist wrote an open letter to Bill O’Reilly (a more apt title would have been “Are you there, Bill? It’s me, Erik.”) criticizing him for not defending traditional marriage.
Metro
GRU customers experience scam phone calls about bills
By Samantha Shavell | Apr. 3, 2013Gainesville Regional Utilities customers have reported receiving scam phone calls saying their utility bills are overdue and their services would be disconnected.
