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Metro
Upcoming project to monitor Midtown area discussed
By Jessica Curbelo | Sep. 13, 2018A new program in partnership with the police may have more people monitoring Midtown
Metro
Bakery bounces back after ex-employee shoots owner
By Amanda Rosa | Sep. 13, 2018The restaurant was surprisingly busy for an ongoing crime scene—about 15 customers were eating breakfast and chit-chatting while deputies worked outside.
Opinion
I am the Student Government sugar daddy
Sep. 13, 2018I wanted UF Student Government to livestream meetings. So I bought them an iPhone.
Opinion
Let’s learn to respect weather, not fear it
Sep. 13, 2018The enveloping power of weather — and ultimately its effect on humankind — is perhaps the one thing that can truly mend human conflict and transcend political beliefs.
Opinion
For public health, ‘sex’ is not a taboo word
Sep. 13, 2018STD rates are at an all-time high, and we need to talk about it to protect ourselves from them
Opinion
UF should put money into RTS, not a parking garage
Sep. 13, 2018Look at Archer Road, University Avenue or 13th Street during rush hour try to say there's not a car problem.
Opinion
Darts and Laurels: 9/14/18
Sep. 13, 2018How much does $2 billion mean when you're Jeff Bezos? And does it give him a dart or a laurel?
Metro
Gameday Girlboss: How a UF alumna innovated tailgate fashion
By Jordyn Kalman | Sep. 13, 2018When the UF alumna attended school, she said she couldn't find fashionable orange and blue clothing. Now, she has her own company selling gameday pieces.
University
UF RecSports cancels intramural softball for the fall semester
By Jacqueline Saguin | Sep. 13, 2018The sport had a 20 percent decrease in popularity over the past five years, which inspired UF RecSports to cut it.
Metro
Motorcyclist seriously injured after crash on Butler Boulevard
By Amanda Rosa | Sep. 13, 2018Motorcyclist taken to hospital, northbound traffic on Clark Butler Boulevard diverted
Metro
Man accused of trying to steal golf cart didn’t know how to drive it
By Amanda Rosa | Sep. 13, 2018Police say the 19-year-old accused of stealing a golf cart didn't get very far
News
Course in Project Management with Agile Methodologies and Lean Approaches
Sep. 13, 2018Universitas Telefónica has launched a new edition of its free online course on Project Management with Agile Methodologies and Lean Approaches . Classes begin on September 17, but you can register now.
Sports
NFL Week 1 reactions
By Kyle Wood | Sep. 12, 2018NFL football is back and so are hot takes. Thirty-two teams suited up this past weekend for the first meaningful football since the Philly Special shut up Patriots fans everywhere, momentarily putting an end to “28-3” memes.
Sports
Florida volleyball takes rivalry win in Tallahassee
By Mari Faiello | Sep. 12, 2018The quaint Tully Gymnasium in Tallahassee was packed Wednesday night as announcers yelled over the intercom for people to clear the aisleways and fans stood about seven rows deep in the corners just to get a glimpse of the famous in-state rivalry.
University
A new app is helping the UF Marching Band save $30,000.
By Angela DiMichele | Sep. 12, 2018A new app is helping save the UF Marching Band thousands in printing costs
University
Inspire party releases its Fall platform
By Gillian Sweeney | Sep. 12, 2018Changing parking decal restrictions, creating an African American Studies department and extending Uber Safe Rides are a few of the ideas the party wants to advocate for.
University
Florida farmers urge students to boycott Wendy’s
By Aaron Ritter | Sep. 12, 2018A representative of the Coalition for Immokalee Workers told students the farmers only make a few cents per bucket of tomato picked.
University
Former ACLU president speaks to UF Law students about hate speech
By Amanda Rosa | Sep. 12, 2018Nadine Strossen, the former president of the ACLU, spoke with the UF Law dean about free speech and censorship
University
UF Health Physicians train South Florida doctors to treat patients affected by gun violence
By Annelise O’Donnell | Sep. 12, 2018UF doctors are helping to train Parkland-area physicians on how to deal with anxiety, depression and PTSD in teenagers.
