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Los restaurantes venezolanos juegan un papel importante en Gainesville, juntando a las personas a través de la comida tradicional. En los últimos años, más espacios en la ciudad han adoptado formatos accesibles como food trucks y conceptos enfocados en la comunidad. Aquí hay tres restaurantes venezolanos que definitivamente tienes que probar si aún no lo has hecho.
The muffled uproar of fans inside Exactech Arena stood in contrast to the atmosphere in the Gators’ locker room following their first Southeastern Conference win of the season. While the result was welcomed, the response was measured rather than celebratory.
The Gainesville chapter of the Party for Socialism and Liberation organized a protest in front of Bo Diddley Plaza Sunday morning — a demonstration in response to the killing of U.S. citizen Alex Pretti by Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents in Minnesota on Saturday.
Venezuelan restaurants play an important role in Gainesville, bringing people together through traditional food. More spaces in the city are embracing accessible formats like food trucks and community-focused concepts in recent years. Here are three Venezuelan restaurants you definitely have to try if you haven’t already.
What do a 25-year-old college student, a 37-year-old senior digital designer, a 46-year-old record press operator and a 51-year-old resource coordinator all have in common?
UF experts say the use of AI for making life decisions and dealing with mental health struggles has increased since the pandemic, with a decrease in the amount of people showing up to therapy and counseling sessions in-person.
From Nashville country singers to a Venezuelan punk rock band, there are a wide variety of musicians to check out this week in Gainesville. See what’s happening around town starting Jan. 26.
Pirates, puppets and local writers filled Santa Fe College’s Jackson N. Sasser Fine Arts Hall Jan. 24 for the seventh annual Sunshine State Book Festival, bringing over 150 readers and writers together to celebrate 250 years of literature in Florida.
Last month, Tashenia Torres went to the dentist after experiencing sharp, excruciating pain in her jaw — a result of the growth of her wisdom teeth. Still, without insurance to afford dental care, she said the clinic wasn’t much help in scheduling an extraction.
Each morning, Amaira Caballero walks four children along a busy, four-lane road to school.
Before the first serve, the Gators felt left out.
About three minutes into Jan. 24’s contest, a sold-out O'Connell Center — which was rocking with noise at tipoff and lit with LED wristbands — was silent after a Keyshawn Hall and-1.
On the fourth floor of the Computer Science and Engineering building is the Hamilton School, a circle of classrooms, offices and old lab spaces reminiscent of a typical college campus building. The Hamilton School, rather than focusing on many of the school’s popular liberal arts pursuits, prioritizes the study of classic literature, timeless political ideologies and the foundations of philosophy.
Following the retirement of Santa Fe College basketball head coach Chris Mowry, coach John Ritzdorf was hired in the 2024-25 season to continue Mowry’s 21-year legacy.
The meaning of the word “alcove” is open to interpretation.
In honor of Martin Luther King Jr. Day, Dr. Kathi A. Earles visited UF’s Bob Graham Center for Public Service Thursday evening to share her research on health disparities.
In its first matchup against Boston College, the Florida Ice Hockey Club was in for a high-octane battle.
In a hostile environment in Auburn Friday night, the No. 1 Florida Gators gymnastics team set the tone early with a dominant showing on uneven bars. Leading the way, Riley McCusker posted a near-perfect 9.975, the highest score of the meet regardless of event.
A rematch of last year’s NCAA Tournament Final Four contest is set, but the teams present significantly changed dynamics.
About 70 retired UF faculty members gathered Wednesday to hear a constitutional law expert unpack how UF’s new institutional neutrality policy intersects with academic freedom and First Amendment protections.
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