OPINION
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COLUMNS
Netflix series peddles chronic illness myths
Aug. 23, 2018The series "Afflicted" misleads people as to what a chronic illness is really about
El Caimán
METRO
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POLITICS
Kavanaugh’s nomination jeopardizes women’s health
Aug. 23, 2018The nomination of Kavanaugh puts Roe V. Wade in danger.
METRO
Battle over confusing education amendment wording goes to Florida Supreme Court
By Amanda Rosa | Aug. 23, 2018The amendment affects how charter schools are governed.
NEWS
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CAMPUS UF ADMINISTRATION
Prez Book challenge captures attention of the Gator Nation
By Jessica Curbelo | Aug. 23, 2018The challenge, proposed by UF President Kent Fuchs, lets students win awards like T-shirts.
METRO
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CRIMINAL JUSTICE
Richard Spencer supporter involved in shooting reaches plea deal
By Amanda Rosa | Aug. 23, 2018The supporter, who was arrested following Spencer's speech at UF in October, reached a plea deal.
NEWS
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CAMPUS
Governor candidate Philip Levine stopped at UF. This is what he told students.
By Angela DiMichele | Aug. 22, 2018With a handful of days left in the primary for governor, Philip Levine visited UF's campus.
METRO
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CITY COUNTY COMMISSION
Former City Commissioner files lawsuit against GRU referendum
By Jessica Curbelo | Aug. 22, 2018The referendum would alter how GRU is overseen, taking some control away from the city commission
NEWS
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CAMPUS
UF sea turtle research center collects 26 tons of debris from Florida Keys
By Alyssa Ramos | Aug. 22, 2018In the turquoise waters and sandy beaches of the protected Marquesas Keys, fisherman Daniel Padron saw something disturbing.
NEWS
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CAMPUS
More than 35 years later, the UF Education Library gets a facelift
By Jessica Giles | Aug. 22, 2018The library's $3 million upgrade brought new furniture, more accessible spaces and a production lab for educators.
NEWS
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CAMPUS
UF Registrar Office staff temporarily moved after electrical outage
By Amanda Rosa | Aug. 22, 2018The UF Bursar and Student Financial Affairs have been moved because of the outage
OPINION
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COLUMNS
The expert’s guide to libraries
Aug. 22, 2018The five things you should know, from one of UF's librarians
OPINION
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EDITORIALS
More welcome home, than welcome back
Aug. 21, 2018As you take this year’s first steps across Reitz Union, through Turlington Plaza or into Library West, know that Gainesville, UF and The Alligator welcome you home. If this is your first time here, you’ll quickly become acquainted with what Gainesville has to offer. Prepare for the golden age between child and adult known as “college.” To those coming back: We missed you. Our town, schools and businesses are happy to have you back.
OPINION
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COLUMNS
How to voice your vote in Alachua
By TJ Pyche | Aug. 21, 2018Welcome to Alachua County, Gators!
NEWS
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CAMPUS
More than 200 new professors to start at UF in Fall
By Angela DiMichele | Aug. 21, 2018The staff is mainly in the engineering department, according to a UF spokesperson
NEWS
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CAMPUS STUDENT GOVERNMENT
SG President: Your year ahead
By Ian Green | Aug. 21, 2018Hey Gators!
NEWS
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CAMPUS UF ADMINISTRATION
After a top 10 ranking, what comes next for UF?
Aug. 21, 2018President Kent Fuchs reflects on UF's recent goals and what's in store
SPORTS
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SOCCER
Despite great play from Cassidy Lindley, UF still has work to do
By River Wells | Aug. 21, 2018Freshman Cassidy Lindley has propelled the Gators during their two-game winning streak to start the season. The rookie midfielder was credited with an assist on Florida’s first goal in its 2-1 win against Washington in the season opener.
SPORTS
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VOLLEYBALL
Three players to look out for this season
By Dylan Rudolph | Aug. 21, 2018With the Gators volleyball team kicking off its 2018 season against No. 2 Nebraska on Friday, let’s look at some of the players to watch for this upcoming season.
SPORTS
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COLUMNS
Don't be a lemming: Florida will be playing on New Year's Day
By Morgan Meets the Eye | Aug. 21, 2018The start of a new semester means facing some hard truths.
