Column: The occasional absurdity of sports journalism
By Ethan Bauer | Mar. 21, 2017There’s a lot to like about sports journalism.
There’s a lot to like about sports journalism.
Like Spongebob without water, JJ Schwarz needed it. He really, really needed it.
Titi Aynaw went from running around barefoot to lacing up army boots to slipping on high-heels.
Twenty-five students learned Monday that their portraits will be joining UF’s Hall of Fame in the Reitz Union.
In order to create a welcoming environment for black students at UF, a new Living Learning Community will be available beginning Summer B.
Update: Meyers' arraignment is scheduled for Thursday at 9 a.m.
The North Central Florida YMCA received the funds needed to pull itself out of debt.
When a group of frustrated students walked into her office on Tuesday asking for Smith Meyers’ resignation, UF’s Dean of Students gave a stern response: No.
Following a string of hateful incidents at UF over the past three months, the Student Senate on Tuesday passed a resolution condemning acts of racism and anti-semitism on campus.
A devastating citrus disease has reached the Florida Panhandle, and UF researchers are working to fight it.
A new app is aiming to make safety a priority in meeting someone online, by checking users’ names against a list of sex offenders.
Three UF alumni aired a web series March 14 with Nat Geo Wild’s YouTube channel.
People have a lot of misconceptions about Neal Singh’s faith.
Charlotte Kesl knows how much art therapy can improve a patient’s health.
It’s that time of the semester that makes or breaks us. Final projects are piling up, midterm grades are in — final exams around the corner. It’s that lull before the storm; just a few weeks from finals, just a few weeks from the ultimate deadlines, just a few weeks before we can’t drop a class, just a few weeks before we register for classes. We were pulled into a sense of false security over Spring Break, but now it’s time to kick ourselves into action.
I have become more aware of a family trait whenever I or my brother return home after a month or two of being away: We really enjoy reminiscing. All four of us enjoy reaching into our past experiences for a good story that makes our audience crumble with laughter. We can do this for hours. And it matters little whether the story has been told or retold, as long as it is told with enthusiasm and it entertains. There are times when we become so lost in this activity that we don’t leave the dinner table until an hour or two after we had finished eating.
At the Briar’s Creek Invitational, the Gators women’s golf team continued its dominant run during Monday’s first two rounds.
Having spent the majority of its season away from the O’Connell Center, the Gators men’s swimming and diving team has grown accustomed to life on the road.
Ahh, March Madness.