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Poll worker Robert Pearson, 79, hands an “I Voted” sticker to Christi Allen, a 22-year-old journalism junior. Pearson, who has been a poll worker for the Student Government elections since 2003, said there were more than 100 students that came to Norman Hall Library to vote Feb. 18.
Poll worker Robert Pearson, 79, hands an “I Voted” sticker to Christi Allen, a 22-year-old journalism junior. Pearson, who has been a poll worker for the Student Government elections since 2003, said there were more than 100 students that came to Norman Hall Library to vote Feb. 18.
UF students are overcoming the tall order of voting with free Starbucks.
Zoe Terner counts the steps from her classroom to the blue light as she walks home at night. Fifteen steps, and then she’s safe, she said. Ten steps, and then she’s safe.
Transportation keeps Gainesville moving and City Commission candidates thinking.
Who is Kayla Kalhor?
Tears fell before a memorial service even began.
Santa Fe College’s president retires on Friday, but his name isn’t leaving campus anytime soon.
A food market and Starbucks are opening up Monday in UF’s Norman Hall as part of the building’s ongoing renovations.
Minghung Yu, a 30-year-old UF computer science master’s student (left), and Li Xiaobai, a 25-year-old UF computer science master’s student (right), wear face masks while studying in Marston Library Jan. 28, 2020, as an extra precaution against the new coronavirus. The two heard rumors that a parent traveled from Wuhan to Gainesville before the quarantine took effect.
UF will have its first diversity, equity and inclusion librarian at George A. Smathers Libraries.
Beau, a UF Health volunteer and therapy dog, smiles while laying on the library floor.
Beau, a UF Health volunteer and therapy dog, smiles while laying on the library floor.
Libraries are usually homes of research and schoolwork, but a new wellness committee hopes to bring new activities to the UF Smathers Libraries.
While some might say the “united” in United States appears to be diminishing, a former senator and award-winning author believe they know a solution to reclaim unity: compromise.
About 100 students huddled in a crowd, clapping and chanting “No war with Iran” while surrounding Naz Hussein. An Iraqi flag covered her back, slightly fluttering in the wind.
In 2045 a solar eclipse will pass through Gainesville. Director of the Kika Silva Pla Planetarium James Albury says he plans to see it — even if he’ll be in a wheelchair by then.
UF’s George A. Smathers libraries announced a rebranding of their $1.2 million newspaper digitization project, The Florida and Puerto Rico Digital Newspaper Project (FPRDNP), Wednesday across their social media accounts.
It was January of 2017 in my freshman year at UF when I got the call.
A loud noise wakes you up from your midnight nap. It’s finally the end of the semester and you’re looking forward to winter break but definitely not exams. You haven’t been sleeping much, but the tables at Library West always serve as a nice substitute for a bed.
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