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Nash Cooper doesn’t want his $10,000 donation to be about him. Instead, the 59-year old veteran hopes his contribution to Helping Hands Clinic raises awareness about suicide prevention, especially for youth and those who, like him, have experienced homelessness.
The stretchy black skirts of five tango dancers whistled as the women twirled across the stage at Bo Diddley Plaza. Adorned with red flowers in their hair, the group spun and strutted to Argentinian music as dozens of Gainesville residents watched.
When UF sophomore Ella Raney decided she would go to her first electronic dance music festival, EDC Orlando, she quickly became concerned about the risk of witnessing substance abuse or an overdose.
The end of August is a time long awaited for many devout disciples of the Siren’s empire.
Dozens of students lined the walls of Library East room 100 Thursday night to listen to public intellectuals for what marked the first event hosted by the Hamilton Center of the fall semester.
Under the leadership of Gov. Ron DeSantis, recent legislation has brought about a seismic shift in the social order.
It’s officially campaign season, which means UF student government parties begin advertising their party platforms and offer students to slate with them.
Environmental activist groups hold up signs supporting the protection of the springs at Alachua County Library on Monday, Aug. 28, 2023.
Third grade teacher Alayna Schwenker sits on a hand-made bench in the library corner of her classroom at Stephen Foster Elementary School Sept. 8, 2023.
As a fifth-grade teacher, Ashley Axson knows what makes her students pay attention in class: the treasure box.
Some LGBTQ+ Santa Fe College attendees fear discrimination after a law prohibiting people from using public bathrooms of their non-assigned sex can now result in firing.
Some students stay up to date with UF Student Government through various social platforms, like Instagram and Yik Yak, and word of mouth. However, students may feel as though the issues they are passionate about don’t get adequate attention.
The Summer Student Government term brought forth the greatest number of cases a Senate President has had filed against them within the last two decades—a new budget and a world of possibilities for how the Fall election cycle might play out.
Jillian Wessel, a member of the Chickasaw tribe, has advocated for on-campus spaces for Native American UF students.
Some UF Student Government members have made it a point to submit legislation in solidarity with students who may be affected by the new Florida laws.
With more than 6,800 students registered at the UF Disability Resource Center, accessibility is a priority among the university community — though some students feel UF has plenty to improve.
Annika González, una estudiante de finanzas de origen panameño, planea asistir a la UF en el semestre de Otoño. Ella recuerda las primeras etapas de su aplicación a la universidad siendo difíciles.
Annika Gonzalez, an 18-year-old UF international finance freshman from Panama, plans on moving to Gainesville in August. As a college applicant, she recalls struggling with getting in contact with university registrar during the initial stages of her application.
As incoming Summer B students swarm UF campus, library resources ranging from expansive research databases to free-for-rent technology await them.
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