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(03/22/19 2:10am)
Jamal Waked, a 23-year-old UF alumnus, holds his dog Sonny Thursday while being interviewed in his apartment at College Park, 303 NW 17th St. Waked made living alone a priority when he was looking for an apartment. “I need my own space. I need to do my own thing,” he said.
(03/22/19 2:07am)
Jamal Waked, a 23-year-old UF alumnus, holds his dog Sonny Thursday while being interviewed in his apartment at College Park, 303 NW 17th St. Waked made living alone a priority when he was looking for an apartment. “I need my own space. I need to do my own thing,” he said.
(03/20/19 7:28pm)
Jenn Powell, a candidate in the Gainesville mayoral race, hugs Miguel Valdez Tuesday at Chopstix Cafe after conceding the race to Mayor Lauren Poe. “We knew it was all going to depend on voter turnout,” she said. “Hopefully we educated people, and hopefully we have better voter turnout.” Powell lost to Poe 2,138 votes to 7,158.
(03/20/19 1:26am)
Jenn Powell, a candidate in the Gainesville mayoral race, hugs Miguel Valdez Tuesday at Chopstix Cafe after conceding the race to Mayor Lauren Poe. “We knew it was all going to depend on voter turnout,” she said. “Hopefully we educated people, and hopefully we have better voter turnout.” Powell lost to Poe 2,138 votes to 7,158.
(03/19/19 1:31am)
Ibrahim Ragab, a 21-year-old biology senior, closes his eyes Monday during a moment of prayer at a memorial for the victims of the New Zealand mosque shootings. “I’m Muslim and I wanted to empathize with my fellow Muslim brothers and sisters who have lost their lives in such a tragic way,” he said.
(03/19/19 1:30am)
Ibrahim Ragab, a 21-year-old biology senior, closes his eyes Monday during a moment of prayer at a memorial for the victims of the New Zealand mosque shootings. “I’m Muslim and I wanted to empathize with my fellow Muslim brothers and sisters who have lost their lives in such a tragic way,” he said.
(03/19/19 1:24am)
Matthew Diaz, a 21-year-old political science third year, hands a rose and thank you card Monday to Shameer Boursiquot, an 18-year-old aerospace engineering first year, to give to a bus driver for the RTS Driver Appreciation event. “I ride the bus nearly every day to and from school, and it’s always been something I’m really grateful for,” Diaz said.
(03/19/19 1:21am)
Matthew Diaz, a 21-year-old political science third year, hands a rose and thank you card Monday to Shameer Boursiquot, an 18-year-old aerospace engineering first year, to give to a bus driver for the RTS Driver Appreciation event. “I ride the bus nearly every day to and from school, and it’s always been something I’m really grateful for,” Diaz said.
(03/18/19 7:13pm)
Rodrigo Alcala, a 20-year-old microbiology junior, and his dog, Luna, cross the finish line Saturday morning during the Equal Access Clinic Network’s 22nd Annual 5K Run at Southwest Recreation Center. Alcala said this was the second 5K he and his dog had completed together. “Sometimes I felt like I was giving up but she kept on pulling me like ‘Let’s go! Let’s go! Let’s go!’” Alcala said. “I can’t do it without her. She’s my partner.” Alcala and Luna completed the run in about 30 minutes and placed 46th overall.
(03/15/19 2:26am)
Outside the Grace Marketplace cafeteria, Carlos King, 41, shares some of the hardships he faced in life after he was diagnosed with peripheral neuropathy, which damaged his nerves and left him homeless and in a wheelchair.
(03/15/19 2:24am)
In Dignity Village, just outside the main gate of GRACE Marketplace, Mark Venzke, 62, describes his plans to renovate his motorhome so he can move out of the 6-foot tent where he currently sleeps.
(03/15/19 2:18am)
In Dignity Village, just outside the main gate of GRACE Marketplace, Mark Venzke, 62, describes his plans to renovate his motorhome so he can move out of the 6-foot tent where he currently sleeps.
(03/12/19 8:47pm)
Louis Lindstrom, 2, Ever Luman, 1, Rees Luman, 5, and Harrison Hamilton, 6, watch pinewood derby cars compete Sunday in the Derby at the Brewery event at First Magnitude Brewing Company.
(03/12/19 8:45pm)
A volunteer at the Derby at the Brewery competition returns a car to a table Sunday after a race at First Magnitude Brewing Company.
(03/06/19 11:41pm)
Senior guard Jalen Hudson scored 33 points (25 in the second half) in the Gators' 79-78 OT loss to LSU on Wednesday.
(02/24/19 10:57pm)
Vanessa Mendiola, a 21-year-old UF public relations junior, paints a Hello Kitty design on Lana Omar’s, 4, face Saturday at the second annual Stop Paws Learn event at the Santa Fe College Teaching Zoo.
(02/21/19 7:52pm)
Aeja Pinto (left), an 18-year-old mechanical and aerospace engineering freshman, and Sofia Gangotena (right), a 21-year-old political science junior, wait for the results of the Student Government elections Wednesday in the Reitz Union.
(02/21/19 7:49pm)
Zachariah Chou, the 21-year-old Inspire Party Student Body presidential candidate, waits on the results Wednesday for the UF student government elections in the Reitz Union. Chou lost the presidential race to Michael Murphy, the Impact Party Student Body presidential candidate, 4,196 votes to 6,331 votes. “I’m already on my fifth stage of grief,” Chou said.
(02/21/19 12:30am)
Zachariah Chou, the 21-year-old Inspire Party Student Body presidential candidate, waits on the results Wednesday for the UF student government elections in the Reitz Union. Chou lost the presidential race to Michael Murphy, the Impact Party Student Body presidential candidate, 4,196 votes to 6,331 votes.
(02/20/19 9:20pm)
Mary Katherine Boney, 5, and Hampton Boney, 7, inspect Zachariah Chou’s Inspire-themed dinosaur costume Tuesday outside of the The Hub. Chou, a 21-year-old UF political science junior, is Inspire Party’s presidential candidate for the 2019 UF Student Government elections. Inspire Party members also dressed up in a Pikachu outfit while campaigning. Chou said that the idea for the inflatable outfits came from the “‘Pokemon Go’ to the polls” statement that Hillary Clinton made during the 2016 presidential election. “We thought it would be a very positive way to increase voter turnout, and it’s definitely something different,” he said. “It all started with the Pikachu suit.”