News
Campus graffiti ranges from math theorems to initialed hearts
By Emily Morrow | Oct. 2, 2011Ponce de Leon is dead.
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News
ButterflyFest will fly back Oct. 22
By Oriana Paolillo | Oct. 2, 2011Hundreds of butterflies will be released Oct. 22 and Oct. 23 as part of the annual ButterflyFest.
News
Innovation Hub to get first tenant
By Erin Jester | Oct. 2, 2011The Florida Innovation Hub will receive its first tenant, UF's Office of Technology Licensing, on Friday.
Opinion
Corrupt government a bigger threat than big government
By Greg Allard | Oct. 2, 2011The term "big government" has been loosely bandied about for several decades. Certainly it has been used to point out the over-spending by elected officials and their entities, something that now not only disturbs many of those in the higher tax bracket but also many people hurting in today's staggering economy.
Opinion
Universities should be able to consider race during admissions process
By Lewis Kirvan | Oct. 2, 2011Since the ‘90s, it's been a common right-wing practice to have a bake sale intended to demonstrate the inherent unfairness of using race as a factor in college admissions. White men get charged $2 for the brownies or muffins the Republicans baked to prove their point, while other races get charged a sliding scale based on the Republican protesters' perception of the severity of racial bias against different groups.
Metro
Election Commission upholds results
By Clare Lennon | Oct. 2, 2011The Student Senate election results were validated Friday afternoon at a hearing by the Election Commission.
Multimedia
People converge on Southwest Recreation Center for cornhole tournament
By Peter Byatt | Oct. 2, 2011Fifty-two teams came to compete this Friday in the annual cornhole tournament at Southwest Recreation Center. The tournament was single-elimination style and along with prestige, the winning team was also awarded an official cornhole championship T-shirt.
News
Protesters vow to camp near Wall St. indefinitely
By MEGHAN BARR | Oct. 2, 2011NEW YORK - In a small granite plaza a block from the New York Stock Exchange, a group of 20-somethings in flannel pajama pants and tie-dyed T-shirts are plotting the demise of Wall Street as we know it.
News
Richardson carries Tide past Gators with career day
By MATT WATTS | Oct. 1, 2011If Saturday’s game against Alabama was Florida’s first difficult test under first-year coach Will Muschamp, assigning a passing grade would be just as tough.
Sports
Florida volleyball overcomes mistakes, sweeps Auburn
By JOE MORGAN< | Sep. 30, 2011No. 13 Florida's road victory against Auburn was an uneven affair.
Sports
Early goals allow Gators to cruise past Dores
By JOSH JURNOVOY< | Sep. 30, 2011A week after suffering through two slow starts to open Southeastern Conference play, Florida's offense wasted no time getting to work against Vanderbilt on Friday night.
Sports
Child's Play: Often misunderstood, Easley refuses to hide personality
Sep. 29, 2011Here is the doll. The “Chucky” doll. The doll that has become Dominique Easley’s famous accessory. The doll with the murderous streak. The doll that exemplifies the scariness of Florida’s 282-pound defensive tackle.
Sports
Gators facing first real rushing test against Tide
By TOM GREEN | Sep. 29, 2011Florida’s players don’t like talking about last season. They don’t want to discuss the 31-6 drubbing at the hands of Alabama — and for good reason.
Sports
To beat Alabama, Florida must pound it
By GREG LUCA | Sep. 29, 2011Charlie Weis and Florida’s offense will face a unique challenge when Alabama enters The Swamp on Saturday.
Sports
Starting Saturday, Muschamp not likely to rewrite history
By MATT WATTS | Sep. 29, 2011Calm down, everyone.
Sports
Picks Column: Alabama
Sep. 29, 2011We here at the alligatorSports Brand Picks Column aren’t total bros; we swear.
Sports
Florida soccer working on offensive spacing
By JOSH JURNOVOY< | Sep. 29, 2011The Florida offense has had no trouble finding its groove as of late.
News
Greeks raise $10K for tornado relief
By Amanda Cohen | Sep. 29, 2011UF will show that compassion trumps rivalry at the University of Alabama football game Saturday when the UF Greek community presents a $10,000 check for tornado relief in Tuscaloosa, Ala.
Sports
Gators look to get Anderson more involved against Auburn
By JOE MORGAN< | Sep. 29, 2011Senior middle blocker Cassandra Anderson does not get enough touches.
