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Gators basketball releases conference schedule
By Ava DiCecca | June 18The Gators' conference schedule was released for the 2025-26 season.
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Metro
Gainesville and Alachua County Commissions discuss future Hoggetowne Medieval Faire, RTS routes
By Logan McBride | June 18The Gainesville City Commission and Alachua County Board of County Commissioners discussed the future of the Hoggetowne Medieval Faire and transit options for GRACE Marketplace at a joint meeting Tuesday.
Metro
Hundreds gather at ‘From LA to Gainesville: ICE OUT!’ protest
By Maria Avlonitis | June 18Over 200 people gathered to defend immigrants’ rights at Depot Park Tuesday evening. The Gainesville Party for Socialism and Liberation organized the emergency protest in response to the L.A. protests against immigration raids.
News
The Latin American and Caribbean Collection preserves history at UF
By Candy Fontana-Verde | June 18Many University of Florida students walk through the halls of Smathers Library without realizing they are just steps away from one of the most important collections in the United States focused on Latin America and the Caribbean.
El Caimán
La Colección Latinoamericana y Caribeña que conserva historia en UF
By Candy Fontana-Verde | June 18Muchos estudiantes de la Universidad de Florida pasan por los pasillos de la biblioteca Smathers sin saber que están a pocos pasos de una de las colecciones más importantes de los Estados Unidos sobre América Latina y el Caribe.
El Caimán
Nueva prohibición de viajes impacta a la comunidad internacional de UF
By Maria Avlonitis | June 18En medio de redadas del ICE, revocaciones de visas estudiantiles e incertidumbre internacional, la comunidad inmigrante de UF enfrenta otra medida hostil. Una orden ejecutiva del presidente Donald Trump que prohíbe los viajes desde 12 países entró en vigor el 9 de junio.
Sports
Florida baseball acquires former Hawaii pitcher in transfer portal
By Adrian Carmona | June 17Florida baseball made another splash in the transfer portal and added a Hawaii freshman pitcher.
Metro
Access to fresh food threatened by federal grant cuts
By Allison Bonnemaison | June 17Program cuts for Florida food assistance programs leave patrons with fewer options for fresh produce, impacting several farmers markets in Alachua County.
Sports
Steinberg emphasizes championship culture ahead of his third season at Florida
By Curan Ahern | June 17Florida men's tennis head coach Adam Steinberg enters his third year coaching the Gators with championship mentality being the emphasis.
Sports
Clemons’ long jump title leads the way for Florida at NCAA Outdoor Championships
By Paul Hof-Mahoney | June 17Malcolm Clemons' tumultuous season ended at the 2025 NCAA Outdoor Track and Field Championships where he earned gold in the long jump.
Sports
Florida football releases freshman following arrest
By Curan Ahern | June 16Florida football freshman Stephon Shivers was released from the team Monday following a third degree felony charge.
News
New travel ban impacts UF international community
By Maria Avlonitis | June 16In the midst of ICE raids, student visa revocations and international unease, UF's immigrant community is facing another hostile measure. A travel ban issued on 12 countries by President Donald Trump directly impacts international students and their families.
Metro
From the battlefield to the sidewalk: Veterans take a stand on ‘No Kings Day’
By Sara-James Ranta | June 16Kirk Moss stood in the pouring rain carrying a 12-foot-tall papier-mâché caricature of President Donald Trump. The structure’s orange skin, puckered lips, navy suit and red tie – a classic Trump fashion choice – blew in the breeze.
Metro
Gainesville and High Springs residents join in nationwide ‘No Kings Day’ protests
By Sara-James Ranta and Logan McBride | June 14On a hot and humid Saturday, two protests 40 minutes apart in Gainesville and High Springs were part of a nationwide series of over 2,000 “No Kings Day” demonstrations opposing President Donald Trump and his administration.
Metro
Florida Attorney General warns Alachua County School Board about co-ed cabins at Camp Crystal Lake
By Sara-James Ranta | June 13Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier issued a warning to the Alachua County School Board Friday following a “credible complaint” alleging two “biological boys” were housed in a second-grade girls’ cabin at Camp Crystal Lake.
Metro
Gainesville City Commission gets final approval for GRU special election
By Logan McBride | June 13The Gainesville City Commission got its final approval to hold a special election in November over control of Gainesville Regional Utilities. The meeting provided more clarity on how cuts will impact RTS workers and services.
Opinion
Dr. Santa Ono: A cautionary tale against capitulation
By Cassie Urbenz | June 13As co-presidents of the graduate assistants’ union at the University of Florida, we felt we needed to take a stance on Dr. Santa J. Ono.
News
UF students scramble as leases end while classes continue
By Swasthi Maharaj | June 13Students scramble as off-campus apartment leases end July 31, while classes and exams continue through Aug. 8. What students call "homeless week" creates a dent in their summer routines.
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UF’s reusable water bottles fuel small-scale sustainability and resistance
By Isis Snow | June 12Water refill stations dot nearly every building at UF as an understated form of sustainable infrastructure. As lawmakers scrub mentions of “climate change” across the state, small-scale initiatives help reduce waste one bottle at a time.
Metro
Suspects arrested in gang-related shooting at Gainesville apartment complex
By Logan McBride | June 11A Gainesville man was arrested in connection with gang-related shooting at Grove Apartments March 16.
