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The case of a former UF resident assistant accused of attempted sexual battery is still up in the air as of Thursday night.
Law enforcement is looking for a man who they say sexually battered a person at gunpoint in September.
What a difference a week makes.
To those who knew him, going to the library on the Friday night of UF Homecoming wasn’t unusual for Amin Taghikhani.
Related: Read about the life of Amin Taghikhani.
Almost half of all UF students who took a 2019 sexual assault and misconduct survey reported experiencing at least one form of harassment.
Reported sexual misconduct at UF is increasing.
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UF’s Chi Phi chapter is on interim suspension after allegations of hazing were reported to the fraternity’s national office and UF administration.
Anders Lee, 3, smiles after his face was painted like a tiger Friday during the Homecoming bash.
Natalie Shoemaker, a 24-year-old UF law junior dances at the ’90s-themed Homecoming celebration Friday night. “It’s a lot of fun,” Shoemaker said. “Good drinks, good people and good music.”
First Magnitude Brewing Company celebrated Homecoming weekend with The Homecoming Bash and Dance from Friday afternoon to Saturday at midnight. Artists did face painting, children played and live music was performed. About 200 people attended the bash, and nearly 300 were at the dance, which was ’90s themed.
Addy Mae Orr, 5, and her 3-year-old brother, Cameron, stand in front of their parents to cheer Friday during the Homecoming parade.
UF's annual homecoming was delayed until late December. It was originally scheduled in early October.
Natalie Shoemaker, a 24-year-old UF law junior dances at the ’90s-themed Homecoming celebration Friday night. “It’s a lot of fun,” Shoemaker said. “Good drinks, good people and good music.”
Addy Mae Orr, 5, and her 3-year-old brother, Cameron, stand in front of their parents to cheer Friday during the Homecoming parade.
Anders Lee, 3, smiles after his face was painted like a tiger Friday during the Homecoming bash.
UF's annual homecoming was delayed until late December. It was originally scheduled in early October.
First Magnitude Brewing Company celebrated Homecoming weekend with The Homecoming Bash and Dance from Friday afternoon to Saturday at midnight. Artists did face painting, children played and live music was performed. About 200 people attended the bash, and nearly 300 were at the dance, which was ’90s themed.