Five City Commission candidates talk local issues
Local topics were at the forefront at a forum with candidates vying for a position on the city commission.
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Local topics were at the forefront at a forum with candidates vying for a position on the city commission.
Makala Furse loves to read, edit and learn from the articles in the Florida Law Review — and she was able to prove her passion and tell 59 of her peers why she should be the next person to lead it.
Concertgoers clustered together in a mass of sweat and spilled drinks at High Dive Friday night as they swayed and jumped to the lyrical refrains of Maryland rapper YBN Cordae.
Earlier this week, Vickie Hall collapsed at a Publix while paying for her groceries.
His Native American mother taught him to protect the earth and to cherish it. During the film “Poisoning Paradise,” about communities in Hawaii surrounded by experimental test sites for pesticides, David Ruiz, a 37-year-old resident of Gainesville, said he felt provoked.
When a Gainesville woman hired an inspector to assess her home for repairs Monday afternoon, she was surprised when police, not the inspector, showed up at her door.
The Writing on the Wall event hosted by the IRHA allows students to write negative comments people have called them or insecurities that students might possess to raise awareness of the power of words. On Thursday, the students breakdown the wall representing the tearing down of these labels.
The Writing on the Wall event hosted by the IRHA allows students to write negative comments people have called them or insecurities that students might possess to raise awareness of the power of words. On Thursday, the students breakdown the wall representing the tearing down of these labels.
Rachel Wolf, a 21-year-old microbiology senior and Inter-Residence Housing Association member, watches over the wall to make sure no one violates it. Rachel believes that the event "raises awareness of how hurtful words can be."
The Writing on the Wall event hosted by the IRHA allows students to write negative comments people have called them or insecurities that students might possess to raise awareness of the power of words. On Thursday, the students breakdown the wall representing the tearing down of these labels.
The Writing on the Wall event hosted by the IRHA allows students to write negative comments people have called them or insecurities that students might possess to raise awareness of the power of words. On Thursday, the students breakdown the wall representing the tearing down of these labels.
Rachel Wolf, a 21-year-old microbiology senior and Inter-Residence Housing Association member, watches over the wall to make sure no one violates it. Rachel believes that the event "raises awareness of how hurtful words can be."
An investigation is underway after jars of preserved human tongues were found below a house previously owned by a former UF researcher and faculty member.
Visibly frustrated, Arkansas coach Eric Musselman had some flattering words for UF forward Keyontae Johnson during the postgame press conference.
The UF Quidditch team might sweep their competition this weekend.
This week, I have eagerly anticipated the Cheryl ’77 podcast episodes by UF’s Alisson Clark and Emily Cardinali. Alisson and Emily are on a mission to discover the author and intended recipient of a love note inscribed in the concrete sidewalk just off University Avenue in the courtyard by Matherly Hall on UF’s campus.
The first time Brandon Abzug opened his criminology textbook, he saw the name of the man who murdered his high school classmates.
February 14th. Every year, the day is met with disdain, joy, regret and, of course, that four-letter word. A holiday all about love can feel like a real sucker punch for those who are single, but for those who are spoken for, how do you celebrate?
Kirk Tapley, an advanced world history teacher at Howard W. Bishop Middle School, has a special room in his house.
Shoulders and heads hung low. Babies cried. Their parents did, too.