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Candie Nixon wants the community to know the faces of homelessness.
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Candie Nixon wants the community to know the faces of homelessness.
The Gators weren’t the only ones to lose something during Saturday’s game.
In her Spanish class, Stefany Panunzio and her classmates often speak about poverty.
Ryan Hinterleiter thought his stomach pains were just symptoms of appendicitis.
If you ever are unfortunate enough to be my friend on Facebook, you will often see me livestreaming Senate meetings Tuesday nights. It’s been a responsibility I’ve kept up with for the past couple months. It led up to last Tuesday night, when I went up in public debate and, via limerick, presented Student Government with an iPhone, so they can’t say they don’t have equipment for future livestreaming endeavors.
Alecia Abel ripped a Post-It note from her door Thursday morning. It said, “Move or die.”
If you haven’t been paying attention, Nike released what could very well be the most controversial advertising campaign in the entire history of mankind on Monday.
The front entrance to the Reitz Union swims in your vision as heat waves radiate off the light gray moonscape. “What better treat for a sweltering afternoon than an extra large frozen yogurt?” you think to yourself. What better time than now? Who more deserving than you, out of breath and minutes from heatstroke? A tepid bead of sweat leaves your scalp and wanders down your forehead. It nearly freezes solid when you break the airtight seal on the union doors and are blasted with chilled air. The delicate scent of Wendy’s fries begs you to keep walking, but you marshal your thoughts and step into the elevator. It gently pings and sends you downward.
The world is in dire need of more “Crazy Rich Asians.”
P.F. Chang’s China Bistro will welcome Gainesville residents with an orange-and-blue mural of an alligator.
It was a typical day for me on Facebook not too long ago. I look at deserving posts and give them “love” reacts in order to make Facebook’s heartless algorithm realize whatever post I’m looking at is a good one and deserves more love.
Days before the Gainesville Orchestra’s annual spring concert, Greg Johnson opened his email. Inside, a message from the state shocked the orchestra president. The orchestra’s state funding was gone.
Daniel Leal, a 22-year-old UF sustainability studies senior and founder of cookie-delivery company Cookiegazm, poses with a batch of his cookies in October 2016. The late-night cookie delivery business announced it was closing on Facebook.
Lily Cardone was trying to call in her typical order of peanut butter cookies from Cookiegazm with her roommates Wednesday night but couldn’t reach anyone.
Heather Sundar has been listening to Young the Giant since her freshman year of high school. Now the a 20-year-old UF information systems junior get to see the band for the first time for free next week.
A UF student who ran as a Democrat for a Florida House seat used his campaign funds to pay for questionable items such as haircuts, Chipotle meals and nearly $500 of Lyft charges.
Facebook Watch is producing content at a fast pace and, until now, hadn’t developed a program poking fun of the gap between Millenial and Gen Z culture in the workplace.
If you are anything like me, you were sitting in front of a TV screen Wednesday night watching Ohio State and Urban Meyer hold a press conference to announce how Meyer’s fate would play out. He was either getting fired (which was extremely improbable), getting suspended or getting off the hook.
Alejandra Nunez thinks of herself as a library connoisseur.
Gainesville city officials accidentally shared a Facebook post to a site with a recording from an adviser to the County Commission talking about boosts to tax revenue because of Richard Spencer’s visit.