NEWS
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CAMPUS
HiPerGator supercomputer makes its debut at university
By Jovahn Huertas | May 13, 2013UF is now home to Florida’s most powerful computer.
El Caimán
SPORTS
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MEN'S BASKETBALL
Walker announces decision to remain at Florida
By LANDON WATNICK< | May 13, 2013A week after Florida granted his release to transfer, forward DeVon Walker had a change of heart.
METRO
Fest 2013 announces extended dates, multiple cities
By Kelcee Griffis | May 13, 2013Punk rock fans are already preparing to rock longer at this year’s Fest.
SPORTS
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SOFTBALL
Ace tosses bulk of innings
By LANDON WATNICK< | May 13, 2013After fanning Missouri’s Mackenzie Sykes for the final out of the seventh, junior right-hander Hannah Rogers ran to Taylore Fuller and hugged the freshman catcher as their teammates dashed out of the bullpen and joined the celebration.
NEWS
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CAMPUS
FAFSA reporting rules change for nontraditional families
May 13, 2013Students with nontraditional parents who live together must report both parents’ income and other financial information on their 2014-2015 Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA).
NEWS
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CAMPUS
Legislature helps UF toward top 10
May 13, 2013UF is officially a preeminent university.
SPORTS
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COLUMNS
Incoming editor finds inspiration
By ADAM LICHTENSTEIN< | May 13, 2013Last week, sports were the last thing on my mind.
NEWS
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CAMPUS
UF Carillon is the sound of the campus
May 13, 2013It’s a tired topic, but it’s one that still enslaves the minds of people with good imaginations or memories. It’s called ephemerality.
METRO
Barbershop quartet sings its way to the top 10 at convention
By Alexa Volland | May 13, 2013After entering its first singing competition, a local barbershop quartet considers itself FOURTUNATE.
METRO
Opening season of Newberry ballpark hits summer snag
By Kelcee Griffis | May 13, 2013NEWBERRY – The 16-field, state-of-the-art youth baseball tournament facility was designed to boost tourism and bring out-of-town families to Newberry.
NEWS
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CAMPUS
Married couple graduates UF together after 25 years of obstacles
By Charmaine Miller | May 13, 2013After a quarter-century of stop-and-go studies at UF, a married couple turned their tassels and walked across the stage in the Stephen C. O’Connell Center to receive their bachelor’s degrees.
METRO
RTS rolls with summer schedule
May 13, 2013Summer in Gainesville means fewer people, hotter temperatures and reduced bus service for students and residents who hope to catch a ride.
NEWS
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CAMPUS
Network TV: an industry in decline
May 13, 2013During the weekend, network television companies slashed their schedules of many programs to make way for this week’s upfronts. This is an annual tradition where networks preview new shows to secure coveted advertising dollars from companies.
NEWS
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CAMPUS
Wanted: Columnists and artists with opinions
May 13, 2013The beginning of the Summer is always interesting. It’s a locals-only sort of time when Alachua County residents and students get to enjoy Gainesville’s quieter side.
NEWS
Soup-er meals for the college budget
By Katherine Duguid | May 13, 2013If you’re in college, you’re generally going to be two things: broke and busy.
NEWS
South of the border: Great tastes for a Cinco celebration
By Stephanie Newman | May 13, 2013Last Sunday was May 5, also known as Cinco de Mayo. Cinco de Mayo is a Mexican celebration of democracy and freedom that began in 1862 upon Mexico’s defeat of the French.
METRO
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BUSINESS
New internship, new you
By Barbara Dimajo | May 13, 2013It’s now officially the start of summer, and while some are taking classes or working, others are getting ready for their first day at a new internship --hoping to leave an impression that screams professional and prepared.
NEWS
From Romney to Occupy, what season 2 of "The Newsroom" will cover
By Melissa Figueroa | May 13, 2013Still two months out, we anxiously await the return of "The Newsroom" with our favorite anchorman, Will McAvoy.
NEWS
Changing your diet for summer
By Katherine Kallergis | May 13, 2013The summer is the time to relax, start a job or internship or take a couple of classes, but most of all - eat!
SPORTS
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OTHER SPORTS TRACK
Track falls short at SEC meet
By GORDON STREISAND< | May 12, 2013Although the conditions were different on the final day of the Southeastern Conference Outdoor Championships, the results were the same as they were earlier this season.
