Opinion
After Squirrel Hill, show love to your neighbors
Oct. 28, 2018Stand with your friends, Jews and non-Jews alike, to show we are one Gator nation.
COVID-19
Sports
Gators sweep Mississippi State on the road
By Mari Faiello | Oct. 28, 2018Sophomore outside hitter Paige Hammons stood waiting on a serve from Mississippi State’s side of the court at match point.
Sports
Even in a tough loss, Florida was resilient
By Mark Stine | Oct. 27, 2018Feleipe Franks couldn’t fumble from his own one-yard line, but he did. Georgia recovered, looking to put Florida to bed with two unanswered touchdowns in the third quarter.
Sports
Turnovers, mistakes prove costly as Georgia defeats Florida in Jacksonville
By Jake Dreilinger | Oct. 27, 2018UF running back Jordan Scarlett probably wishes he could re-do his first carry of the day.
Sports
UF women take second behind Pascoe's SEC title performance
By Evan Lepak | Oct. 27, 2018Junior Jessica Pascoe has accomplished a lot this season.
The Avenue
What to expect when you’re at FEST
By Tranelle Maner | Oct. 27, 2018Gainesville FESTival fiends, the time has come for you to grab your fanny pack, and prepare for FEST 2018.
The Avenue
The best of FEST: playlist
By Lindsey Breneman | Oct. 27, 2018FEST is taking over Gainesville this weekend for the 17th time. With punk-rock fanatics from across the globe roaming the streets, it seems like a good time to curate some of our favorite tunes to blare when we want to headbang out our emotions. The best part? You can see every band featured on the playlist this weekend.
The Avenue
The Man behind the FEST
By Lindsey Breneman | Oct. 27, 2018Tony Weinbender has two great loves: music and Gainesville. Seventeen years ago he lost $500 trying to combine those, but in doing so, he created an event that became a city staple and a community that never stops coming back for more.
The Avenue
Q&A With Fest Wrestling Champion: EFFY
By Vanessa Blankenship | Oct. 27, 2018Fest Wrestling is all about promoting independent wrestlers while encouraging intergender wrestling and equality.
News
More than 200 people attended march at UF for Andrew Gillum on Friday
By Hannah Beatty | Oct. 26, 2018Holding two Andrew Gillum posters and a portable fan amid rain and humidity on Friday afternoon, Rachel Godskind came out to rally even though she already voted.
Metro
Person detained in mail-bomb investigation
By Michael Balsamo | Oct. 26, 2018WASHINGTON (AP) — Federal authorities have detained a person in connection with the mail-bomb scare that widened to 12 suspicious packages, a Justice Department official said Friday.
Sports
UF will face uphill battle at SEC Championships in Auburn, Alabama
By Evan Lepak | Oct. 25, 2018The Florida cross country team will try to embrace the underdog role today when it competes with the rest of the Southeastern Conference at the SEC Championships.
Sports
Gators swimming to face Georgia in Athens today
By Evan Lepak | Oct. 25, 2018The surging Florida swimming and diving teams will be in Athens, Georgia, today to swim against the Bulldogs at the Gabrielsen Natatorium.
Sports
Florida defeats Arkansas, clinches berth in SEC Tournament
By River Wells | Oct. 25, 2018The Gators (6-9-3, 4-4-2 SEC) certainly seemed inspired by the pre-match ceremonies to honor their seniors when they came out in the first half. It was just the 10th minute when midfielder Briana Solis hit a screamer from 20 yards out for her fourth career goal, putting UF up 1-0 early.
Sports
Merril Hoge’s new, controversial book is just the worst
By Tyler Nettuno | Oct. 25, 2018Former ESPN analyst Merril Hoge, who once said Kurt Warner sounded “extremely uneducated” when the Super Bowl XXXIV MVP said he wouldn’t allow his kids to play football over fear of concussions, was fired during the network’s mass layoff in 2017.
Sports
The Toney Express: Is he Batman? Is he Superman? Either way, Kadarius Toney plays like a superhero
By Morgan McMullen | Oct. 25, 2018Superman is near-invincible. Batman is crafty.
Sports
Three key points for the Gators this weekend
By Alanis Thames | Oct. 25, 2018Rayshad Jackson called it a distraction.
