Hispanic, Latino, Latinx: The struggle to name a common identity
Choosing one word to define the lived experience of millions of people isn’t an easy task.
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Choosing one word to define the lived experience of millions of people isn’t an easy task.
The floodgates are open with less than a week until UF’s football home opener: Bars and restaurants no longer have state-mandated capacity restrictions.
Conservative and liberal student organizations at UF finally agree on something: the first presidential debate was a mess.
Sometimes Chanae Jackson feels like the weight of the world rests on her shoulders.
A deleted Facebook post sparked conversations about the potential dangers of the Gainesville nightlife scene during the COVID-19 pandemic.
UF will not host an in-person graduation ceremony for Fall 2020 graduates.
Five-year-old Zyon Scott ran through the front door one summer evening. He looked up at his mother, Nakita Scott, with wide eyes.
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As a toddler, Olivia Foli used to trek campgrounds alongside her brother, who was a Cub Scout.
Grady Svetly grew tired of being the butt of the joke because of his weight in middle school.
Sidewalks normally flooded with cyclists, skateboarders and speedwalkers, now appear vacant. The few students on campus are sparse, with faces hidden behind cloth or medical face coverings.
I would like to propose that UF allocates a portion of our per-credit-hour tuition fees to upgrading the internet routers for those professors who are expected to lecture online from their homes.
Using African American Vernacular English as a Black person is expected and encouraged but also criticized.
The smoky barbecue aroma of Black-owned food truck cuisine leads to the heart of East Gainesville.
The word “speakeasy” evokes a sense of desired taboo. As live entertainment is spurred as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic, the transition back to an in-person audience has been met with caution. However, comedian AJ Wilkerson is standing firm as the last beacon of laughs with Bootleggers Comedy Speakeasy in Gainesville.
The Gators’ offense in 2019 was the polar opposite of 2018’s. Instead of a strong running game and an inconsistent Feleipe Franks behind center, the 2019 Gators had an anemic rushing game and was steady in the air with Kyle Trask. Florida scored more than 30 points in seven games, and everything seemed fine despite a rushing attack stuck in neutral.
With high school football’s return in Live Oak, Florida, Ron DeSantis appeared in the small North Florida community on Friday Night.
The Gainesville City Commission voted to allow drinking on public property the same night it passed sweeping changes to its rental ordinances.
The masked crowd responded when it was asked what it would do with $1 million.