SPORTS
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FOOTBALL
Did Florida correct its Week 0 mistakes against UT Martin?
By Sam Campisano | Sep. 7, 2019Florida’s victory over Miami two weeks ago wasn’t pretty.
El Caimán
SPORTS
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FOOTBALL
Florida dominates after early struggles against UT Martin
By Dylan Rudolph | Sep. 7, 2019One pass changed everything.
SPORTS
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FOOTBALL
Gators’ conservative play must end before Kentucky game
By Tyler Nettuno | Sep. 7, 2019It took Florida more than a quarter of football to find the end zone against Tennessee-Martin.
SPORTS
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OTHER SPORTS GOLF
UF men’s golf struggles in opener, finishes 10th
By Jack Braverman | Sep. 7, 2019Florida is a team rich with history and annual national championship expectations. Given such lofty standards, this weekend proved rather disappointing for the Gators men’s golf team.
SPORTS
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SOCCER
Gators fall to FSU after missed penalty kick
By Bryan Matamoros | Sep. 6, 2019Redshirt junior midfielder Parker Roberts stepped up to the penalty spot and saw someone she hadn’t seen all night: backup Florida State goalkeeper Brooke Bollinger.
METRO
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CRIMINAL JUSTICE
‘We’ve had enough.’: Students organize protest on Fraternity Drive
By Ana Escalante | Sep. 6, 2019The distant dots of blue lights from emergency phones are supposed to help UF students feel safer when walking on campus alone at night. But on Fraternity Row, there are none.
METRO
New restaurant and dueling piano bar The Keys opened at Celebration Pointe
By Jordyn Kalman | Sep. 6, 2019Fans of Rockeys Dueling Piano Bar, which closed back in May, will now be able to enjoy live music once again.
SPORTS
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VOLLEYBALL
Florida prepares for No. 8 Golden Gophers
By Mari Faiello | Sep. 5, 2019The No. 7 Gators won’t have much time to recover from their home-opener loss against No. 1 Stanford. Florida volleyball is back in action on the road against No. 8 Minnesota Saturday evening at 8.
SPORTS
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FOOTBALL
UF hosts UTM in home opener
By Kyle Wood | Sep. 5, 2019The stakes for Florida’s home opener against Tennesse-Martin are drastically different from those surrounding its season opener two weeks ago. But the importance of what is essentially a tuneup game against an FCS opponent cannot be understated after the Gators’ blunders in their win over Miami.
SPORTS
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SOCCER
Gators travel to Tallahassee to face No. 6 FSU
By Graham Marsh | Sep. 5, 2019Florida’s soccer team returned from Los Angeles late Sunday night after a winless weekend. Then-No. 1 Florida State was in LA as well over the weekend and left with two losses against UCLA and Southern California.
SPORTS
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FOOTBALL
Picks Column: Week 2
Sep. 5, 2019Week 1 is officially in the books, and it was a doozy.
SPORTS
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OTHER SPORTS GOLF
UF men's, women’s golf open seasons this weekend
By Jack Braverman | Sep. 5, 2019Last season, then-junior Sierra Brooks torched the rest of the field on her way to a seven-stroke individual victory at the Cougar Classic. Rounds of 65 and 62 – the latter setting a course record – also led Florida to a team victory in its annual season opener in South Carolina.
SPORTS
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FOOTBALL
3 things to watch Saturday
By Sam Campisano | Sep. 5, 2019There’s a lot we still don’t know about Florida’s football team.
SPORTS
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FOOTBALL
UF rolls out new game day experiences ahead of home opener
By Victor Prieto | Sep. 5, 2019It’s been 293 days since Florida football hosted an opponent in the Swamp.
OPINION
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COLUMNS
Be kind to the weather person
By Jason Zappulla | Sep. 5, 2019During discussions of hurricane tracks, forecasts and cones of uncertainty, I’ve heard mention of how the meteorologists discussing these forecasts “always” get it wrong or make mistakes. While I can understand why people feel this way, such comments detract from the important work that meteorologists do.
METRO
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POLITICS
A tan suit never hurt anyone
By Zora Viel | Sep. 5, 2019On August 28, 2014, President Barack Obama shocked the world. While he talked about the state of Ukraine and the war against Isis, Twitter was going insane over his tan suit. People couldn’t stop complaining about such a minor thing. Presidents traditionally wear darker colors when dressing professionally, but on that day, President Obama decided to go with something lighter. Back then, it seemed like the public judged anything the president did. It was like he lived under a scrutinizing microscope. Now, it seems we no longer keep the president on our radar.
NEWS
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CAMPUS STUDENT GOVERNMENT
Student Government budget crisis: the continuing story
By Zachariah Chou | Sep. 5, 2019People often make a valid critique of my columns (and by extension, me) in saying that all I do is complain about things without actually doing anything.
NEWS
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CAMPUS STUDENT GOVERNMENT
Will days off affect the SG slating process?
By Emma McAvoy | Sep. 5, 2019
METRO
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CRIMINAL JUSTICE
Gainesville man arrested following four armed robberies in six days, police say
By Dana Cassidy | Sep. 5, 2019He told a Dollar General cashier on Aug. 24 “I got this big a-- gun, you need to put all the money in the bag,” according to an arrest report. It was a BB gun.
