Sports
UF has adjusted its attitude from a year ago
By Mark Stine | Oct. 31, 2018Linebacker David Reese had to issue a wake-up call around this time last year.
COVID-19
Sports
Gators volleyball prepares for rival matchup in Kentucky
By Mari Faiello | Oct. 31, 2018A little over a year ago Florida’s volleyball players took the court at the O’Connell Center with a calm and humble demeanor in a Sunday afternoon matchup against the Kentucky Wildcats. They carried their undefeated record onto the floor with a solemn sense of duty.
Sports
Florida stuns No. 1 seed Vanderbilt to advance to semifinals
By River Wells | Oct. 31, 2018The Florida Gators’ sideline stormed onto the field when time ran out, cheering and shouting as subs greeted the players on the pitch. A Vanderbilt player sat defeated on the grass, weeping into her shirt as the Commodores’ SEC Tournament appearance came to an end Tuesday night.
News
Gators ride balanced effort in exhibition with Mocs
By Chris O'Brien | Oct. 31, 2018Mike Okauru ran his defender directly into Dontay Bassett’s pick, a screen play that would make Steven Spielberg jealous.
Sports
Henderson not missing time, will be ready for Drew Lock and Missouri
By Jake Dreilinger | Oct. 31, 2018It seemed like a routine tackle at first.
Opinion
Cease and desist: A comprehensive collection of small irritations
Oct. 30, 2018From roommates to people with superiority complexes and everything in between, we aired our grievances
University
Student Body President reflects on his last six months
By Angela DiMichele | Oct. 30, 2018SG is implementing diversity programs to help recruit minority students.
University
UF ‘Hunger Games’: spring registration
Oct. 30, 2018Get ready for the semi-annual bloodbath
University
Student Government shows support of displaced Puerto Rican students
By Gillian Sweeney | Oct. 30, 2018The resolution will be sent to UF administration.
Metro
Local religious leaders speak out against anti-semitism at City Hall
By McKenna Beery | Oct. 30, 2018About 30 people attended.
Metro
Pilot program to phase out prison labor in Gainesville
By Dana Cassidy | Oct. 30, 2018Gainesville uses 30,720 hours of labor that costs about $230,000 a year.
Metro
‘Red Wave Rally’ brings out students and public officials
By Dana Cassidy | Oct. 30, 2018About 50 students rallied for Republicans
Opinion
What would Twitter be like if ‘likes’ disappeared?
Oct. 30, 2018Getting rid of likes will make it harder to show you care
Opinion
Remember college fondly, but remember to look ahead, too
Oct. 30, 2018College isn't our last chance at anything
Opinion
Why I can’t support Andrew Gillum
Oct. 30, 2018Andrew Gillum's dangerous ties make him unqualified for governor
University
UF Jewish students hold vigil to honor Pittsburgh victims
By Hannah Beatty | Oct. 29, 2018More than 200 people were present
Metro
Man shoots into home seven times, deputies said
By Jessica Curbelo | Oct. 29, 2018He is being held in the Alachua County Jail in lieu of a $10,000 bond.
Metro
Man accused of imprisoning woman in car
By Jessica Curbelo | Oct. 29, 2018The man is being held in the Alachua County Jail in lieu of a $15,000 bond.
Sports
Gators split exhibition matchup in Lakeland against USF
By Jake Dreilinger | Oct. 29, 2018Austin Langworthy’s eyes never left the ball. They stayed glued to the pitch as it traveled from the mound, off his aluminum bat and as it sailed over the right-center field wall.
News
Optimism surrounds Florida as the season opener nears
By Chris O'Brien | Oct. 29, 2018The Gators didn’t make the cut for the AP preseason top 25 poll. But that isn’t a reason for the team to not have hope for the season.
