Two juniors share their UF experience.
UF students and Gainesville residents housed evacuees
Nearly 1,000 students at UF are moms
A UF student's Delta Tau Delta fraternity brothers have helped raise over $20,000 to support his treatment for a rare and aggressive cancer
When she was about 13, Gainesville Police Officer Dontonya Smith joined the Police Explorers as a part of Post 917, the local section in Gainesville. About 32 years later, the Florida Association of Police Explorers named her the 2018 “Explorer Advisor of the Year.”
Multimedia
Feature Stories
- Potholes plague Gainesville
- Gainesville residents raise money to bring deported father, husband back home
- Low pay for bus drivers leads to a shortage, forced overtime
- Disability Resource Center struggles with growing demand
- ‘One of the brightest minds out there’
- Why I'm Marching
- 'Come back stronger'
- ‘How long before I die?’
- RedCoach incident raises questions on bus companies' protocols
- Six UF students plan to climb five peaks this spring break
- An unexpected leader
- ‘Night and Day’: Schools still struggle with achievement gap
- UF community struggles to cope after shooting at Broward County high school
- ‘I want to finish out what he started’: UF student carries on brother’s legacy
- Mama Kitty’s legacy: A look at stray cats around the city
- Bigger than Us: Three black UF students vie for president
- Living and loving with HIV: A UF alumna tells her story
- ‘Privacy, not confidentiality’: reporting sexual assault at UF
- Friends, family remember UF College of Medicine resident’s kindness, intelligence
- Back to school: At UF, a job can come with an education
- ‘Dancing for the King’: A UF student honored
- The Most Read Stories of 2017
- Alachua County schools have an equity problem
- ‘You’re not the person I expected’: A look at UF’s gender gaps
Commented
Sorry, there are no recent results for popular commented articles.