SPORTS
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SOFTBALL
Gators avoid Super Regional loss in stunning fashion
By Mark Stine | May 25, 2018Janell Wheaton didn’t just walk to first base. She sprinted.
El Caimán
SPORTS
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OTHER SPORTS TRACK
Gators tally nine qualifiers on Day 1 of NCAA East Preliminary
By Alanis Thames | May 24, 2018Forty-seven individuals entered the NCAA East Preliminary for Florida hoping to perform well enough to earn an outdoor national championship berth for the Gators.
SPORTS
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OTHER SPORTS TENNIS
Perez advances, doubles upset in NCAA Individual Championships
By Dylan Rudolph | May 24, 2018The Florida men’s tennis team saw two doubles teams and a singles player advance in the Individual Men’s Tennis Championship in Winston-Salem, North Carolina, on Thursday.
SPORTS
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OTHER SPORTS TENNIS
Gators women’s tennis suffer woes in second day of NCAA Championships
By River Wells | May 24, 2018As Day 2 of the NCAA Division I Championships came to an end on Thursday, the participating Gators found themselves nearly wiped from the brackets.
SPORTS
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OTHER SPORTS TENNIS
Danilina and Kuhlman to advance in NCAA Individual Championships
By River Wells | May 23, 2018Seniors Anna Danilina and Josie Kuhlman advanced on to the second round at the NCAA Division I Women’s Tennis Singles Championships on Wednesday.
SPORTS
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OTHER SPORTS TENNIS
Rough day for Gators at NCAA Individual Championships
By Dylan Rudolph | May 23, 2018The Florida men’s tennis team had three players represent them in the Men’s Tennis Singles Championship in Winston-Salem, North Carolina, on Wednesday, but only one will be moving on.
SPORTS
UF Summer Sports: A postseason rundown
By Andrew Huang | May 23, 2018The busy world of UF athletics begins to wind down as summer starts to heat up, but there’s still plenty to follow as several teams are in the thick of their respective postseasons.
SPORTS
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SOFTBALL
Gators ready to host a “fun time” in Super Regional
By Mark Stine | May 23, 2018“This will never happen again.”
SPORTS
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BASEBALL
Florida endures errors, holds off LSU
By Chris O'Brien | May 23, 2018“The chess match is ratcheted up.”
METRO
May rains start mosquito season
By Alana Wilson | May 23, 2018With the rain Gainesville has experienced this past week, mosquitoes will begin populating the area — especially if residents don’t follow the recommended procedures.
METRO
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CRIMINAL JUSTICE
Woman allegedly commits multiple crimes toward elderly
By Devoun Cetoute | May 23, 2018Gainesville Police arrested a woman May 8 and have been uncovering more crimes she has allegedly committed targeting the elderly.
NEWS
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SFC
Hawthorne wraps up year, awaits June decision
By Alyssa Ramos | May 23, 2018A sheet of paper hangs on the wall in Savannah Fullard's room. Green-, blue- and yellow-colored pencil markings occupy every corner and strike through every class that she completes.
NEWS
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CAMPUS
UF researcher files early voting lawsuit
By Sloan Savage | May 23, 2018A lawsuit was filed Tuesday against Florida Secretary of State, Ken Detzner, concerning his interpretation of early voting laws.
METRO
Butterfly collection donated to promote research
By Angela DiMichele | May 23, 2018Jilda Hall has been coming to the Florida Museum of Natural History for years. She used to bring her son when he was a kid. Now, she brings her grandson, Thomas.
OPINION
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COLUMNS
Just be positive
By Sophie Feinberg | May 23, 2018Mental health carries a long series of symptoms that can be different for everyone. However, sometimes people not personally dealing with a mental health diagnosis themselves can dictate recovery options or advice, despite having no degree or experience.
OPINION
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COLUMNS
Ode to Florida and its weather
By Stephan Chamberlin | May 23, 2018Oh, Florida! Land of sunshine and sea spray, with your miles of beaches and acres of swamp, how I have loved your climate in times both warm and slightly less warm. The bountiful depths of your balmy seas are perturbed only by visiting vagabond hurricanes; your peaceful air troubled only by the wind of mosquito wings; your clouds are as lofty and gray as the pristine God himself. For all the trouble you cause, we love you more and more ardently.
METRO
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CRIMINAL JUSTICE
Woman allegedly hid drugs in vagina before arrest
By Jessica Curbelo | May 23, 2018A Gainesville woman was arrested Monday for allegedly possessing drugs and paraphernalia and for smuggling drugs, hidden in her pubic area, into a jail.
NEWS
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CAMPUS STUDENT GOVERNMENT
On Student Government salaries
By Zachariah Chou | May 23, 2018One of the more interesting practices of our lovely Student Government here at UF is that we actually pay some of our students in certain positions. Usually people don’t really talk about it much, more than the yearly SG debate question of if one will take or donate their salary. That being said, I was happy to see The Alligator article by the SG reporter on current Student Body President Ian Green using a bit of his salary toward buying suits for recent high school graduates from his hometown since it both illustrates a heartwarming use of one’s salary and also touched upon the topic of how much SG officials are paid.
NEWS
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CAMPUS
Meyers’ vetoes discussed, committee chairs appointed
By Gillian Sweeney | May 23, 2018Students voiced their distaste for previous Student Body President Smith Meyers’ vetoes during Tuesday’s Student Government meeting.
NEWS
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CAMPUS
SJP holds vigil and protest after Gaza attacks
By Madison Rubert | May 23, 2018UF students and Gainesville residents met on the corner of 13th Street and West University Avenue at 6:30 p.m. Monday to hold a vigil for victims in Gaza.
