Sports
Gators blow out Seminoles behind two-inning rally
By Kyle Wood | Mar. 12, 2019The streak was in jeopardy.
COVID-19
Sports
Three numbers to know ahead of UF’s matchup with UCF
By Brendan Farrell | Mar. 12, 2019The No. 7 Gators (22-4) are looking to rebound after a series loss to Tennessee at home to open SEC play. UCF is 5-1 in its last six games ahead of Wednesday’s game and sit at a 17-8 record ahead of its first road game of the season.
Sports
Gators host fourth-ranked Syracuse after month long road trip
By Bryan Matamoros | Mar. 12, 2019The Florida’s women’s lacrosse team has not played at home since Feb. 14 when it lost to No. 2 Maryland 17-12.
News
Despite the rumors, Reitz Union likely to continue as early voting location
By Hannah Beatty | Mar. 12, 2019154 people voted early at the Reitz as of Tuesday
Metro
Man accused of murder and kidnapping deemed incompetent for trial
By Katherine Wallace-Fernandez | Mar. 12, 2019He was facing the death penalty
The Avenue
Inspirational woman of Gainesville: Mira Lowe
By Alex Camargo | Mar. 12, 2019Growing up, Mira Lowe watched her mother work as a successful nurse in Brooklyn, New York. Sure of her plans, she began to study at Brooklyn College as a pre-med student to become a doctor.
The Avenue
STRFKR at the High Dive
By Jackie DeFreitas | Mar. 12, 2019This St. Patrick’s Day, Gainesville is getting lucky with STRFKR’s first time performing in the city.
The Avenue
Anoushka Shankar comes to Gainesville
By Tranelle Maner | Mar. 12, 2019The first Indian artist to perform on the Grammy stage will soon be gracing a stage in Gainesville.
The Avenue
Series Review of the Week: Hulu's 'Pen15'
By Tranelle Maner | Mar. 12, 2019Going through puberty during middle school can make it the hardest years of your life. Thankfully, comedians Maya Erskine and Anna Konkle have decided to relive their formative years with a comedic twist.
Metro
'I thought I killed him': 20-year-old accused of beating homeless man over $10
By Taylor Girtman | Mar. 12, 2019His bond is $300,000
The Avenue
UF graduate presents original play: 'From Colored to Black'
By Emma McAvoy | Mar. 12, 2019On Saturday and Sunday, Gainesville residents are invited to witness North Central Florida’s hidden history come to life in “From Colored to Black.”
The Avenue
Q&A with Omar Offendum
By Vanessa Blankenship | Mar. 12, 2019Students Organize for Syria at UF hosted an open mic poetry night on Monday, March 11, in the Rion Ballroom in the Reitz Union where poets and musicians were encouraged to perform.
The Avenue
This week in the stars
By Jackie DeFreitas | Mar. 12, 2019Aquarius: This mercury in retrograde may be testing your self-control when it comes to spending your hard earned money as passionate Mars comes close to your money planet, Neptune. What will make this all the more challenging is Mercury in retrograde makes money matters unclear, so stay strong and hide your credit card.
News
UF ongoing investigation finds no misuse of funds
By Kelly Hayes | Mar. 12, 2019Investigation follows reports of complaints alleging UF misused over $2 million
Metro
The Oaks Mall’s Charlotte Russe in shutdown limbo. What's on sale?
By Christina Mouttet | Mar. 12, 2019Sales of 25-40 percent off will continue until closing
Opinion
Jury duty? More like civic duty
By Chasity Maynard | Mar. 12, 2019The dreaded day comes for all of us, usually sooner than expected. We spend our whole lives trying to escape it, but, alas, each of us must meet our match at some point. When people open up the mailbox and the white envelope with the big red letters is there, it makes most people roll their eyes in defeat. Your government has summoned you for jury duty.
Opinion
Marie Kondo can teach us more than just how to fold
Mar. 12, 2019If you’re anything like us, your cleaning habits have improved considerably over the past few weeks – and we have Marie Kondo to thank. Kondo is a Japanese best-selling author who recently came out with a show on Netflix called “Tidying Up With Marie Kondo” on Jan. 1. It’s quite possibly the most relaxing show since the days of Bob Ross. In each episode, Kondo shows people fundamental skills that allow them to clean up their lives both physically and mentally.
Opinion
Orgasm inequality: Why the gender gap is about more than just a paycheck
Mar. 12, 2019Think gender gaps exist only in the workplace? Turn on the symbolic bedroom lights. You’ll see it exists in sex as well. In recent years, feminists have called for the end of the wage gap. Naturally, the next step: lessen the orgasm gap.
Opinion
Letter to the Editor: We need to end the stigma around exploratory majors
Mar. 12, 2019Throughout my three semesters as an exploratory major at UF, I was criticized and patronized for not knowing the exact path I wanted to follow. I had notable skills and traits, but no one field of study stood out to me as “the one.” It seemed like taking a variety of classes to see what I was passionate about would make sense, but to those around me, it didn’t.
