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Bradley Minotti, a 21-year-old UF psychology junior who has had cerebral palsy since birth, sitting in front of a mural located in the Norman Tunnel that reads “Support Disability Rights.”

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‘It’s always been a part of me’: UF students with disabilities

By Dana Cassidy | Nov. 1, 2018

Two juniors share their UF experience.

Melissa Defond, a 26-year-old library intern, hands out candy to students during Trick or Treat at Library West on Wednesday afternoon. Candy and bags were purchased in preparation for 300 students to participate in the event. Students stopped at five locations to get the locations on their fliers checked off, receive candy and learn about student resources offered by the libraries on campus.

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Library West has double the attendance in second trick-or-treating event

By Kaley Whitehead | Oct. 31, 2018

More than 300 people picked up 1,500 pieces of candy.

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UF celebrates 200th anniversary of “Frankenstein” with spooky live reading

By Gabrielle Seminara | Oct. 31, 2018

About 200 stopped by to listen.

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Student Body President reflects on his last six months

By Angela DiMichele | Oct. 30, 2018

SG is implementing diversity programs to help recruit minority students.

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UF ‘Hunger Games’: spring registration

Oct. 30, 2018

Get ready for the semi-annual bloodbath

Puerto Rican flags planted on the Plaza of the Americas in the shape of “PR” honored the victims of Hurricane Maria who died on the island on the anniversary of the hurricane. Unión de Estudiantes Puertorriqueños Activos, the Puerto Rican UF student group under the umbrella of Hispanic Student Association, collected books to send to a library and signed a poster offering words of hope to those still affected.

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Student Government shows support of displaced Puerto Rican students

By Gillian Sweeney | Oct. 30, 2018

The resolution will be sent to UF administration.

Rabbi Aron Notik stands over a crowd of hundreds Monday in Turlington Plaza during the candlelight vigil for the victims of the Tree of Life Synagogue. Eleven people were killed in the tragedy.

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UF Jewish students hold vigil to honor Pittsburgh victims

By Hannah Beatty | Oct. 29, 2018

More than 200 people were present

In this Oct. 27, 2018 photo, Rabbi Eli Wilansky lights a candle after a mass shooting at Tree of Life Synagogue in Pittsburgh's Squirrel Hill neighborhood. Robert Bowers, the suspect in Saturday's mass shooting, expressed hatred of Jews during the rampage and told officers afterward that Jews were committing genocide and he wanted them all to die, according to charging documents made public Sunday. (Steph Chambers/Pittsburgh Post-Gazette via AP)

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Jewish communities, organizations unite after Pittsburgh shooting

By Alyssa Ramos | Oct. 28, 2018

UF students will organize a vigil on Turlington Plaza.

From left: 4-year-old Lilla Hall, dressed like a fairy, and 4-year-old Omar Saab, who wore a dinosaur costume, walked while they trick-or-treated at Flying Biscuit Cafe on 2441 NW 43rd St. on Thursday evening.

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Gainesville rated top 10 most dangerous trick-or-treating city

By Jessica Curbelo | Oct. 28, 2018

Six of the 10 areas are in Florida.

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UF Student Judiciary Committee fails two resolutions

By Gillian Sweeney | Oct. 28, 2018

Of the four resolutions presented, only one made it through

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What should I take in the spring? Upcoming new courses

By Hannah Beatty | Oct. 28, 2018

Advance registration for spring classes begins Oct. 29

An actor from the play "All Girl Frankenstein", which was shown at the Hippodrome Theatre in 2015, reaches out a hand.

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UF is celebrating the 200th anniversary of Frankenstein by reading it out loud

By McKenna Beery | Oct. 28, 2018

The event is 10 hours long

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Strike a pose. UF Office of Admissions looking for student models

By Sabrina Conza | Oct. 28, 2018

UF Office of Admissions is looking for students to model for brochures

Mayor of Tallahassee and gubernatorial candidate Andrew Gillum laughs while speaking at a rally on UF's campus Friday afternoon. During the event, hosted by the Andrew Gillum campaign, Gillum walked with students to the polls.

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More than 200 people attended march at UF for Andrew Gillum on Friday

By Hannah Beatty | Oct. 26, 2018

Holding two Andrew Gillum posters and a portable fan amid rain and humidity on Friday afternoon, Rachel Godskind came out to rally even though she already voted.

Andrew Gillum, a Florida governmental candidate, stopped in his hometown of Gainesville Monday at Mt. Pleasant United Methodist Church to meet and talk with supporters.

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Democratic gubernatorial candidate Andrew Gillum leading march at UF to Reitz

By McKenna Beery | Oct. 25, 2018

Students are encouraged to wear red.

Pilot Mark Creighton, of Port Aransas, Texas, loads nonperishable food onto a plane headed to Appalachia, Florida, for Operation Airdrop. His home flooded during Hurricane Harvey, and he’s helped other victims of hurricanes through Operation Airdrop since.

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UF program provides financial relief to UF students post-Hurricane Michael

By Alyssa Ramos | Oct. 25, 2018

Six students have been awarded a total of $6,000.

A child runs through the crowd of dancers during Dance Marathon at the O'Connell Center on Sunday. Dance Marathon is an event where volunteers must stay awake and on their feet for 26.2 hours.

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Dance Marathon at UF surpassed $600,000 goal in 26 hours

By Fotini Sisois | Oct. 25, 2018

Tears welled in Lauren Connell’s eyes while she sent fundraising emails in the Sigma Kappa sorority house Tuesday afternoon.

Alissa Adam, a 21-year-old UF women's studies and African-American studies senior, reads off some of the myths and facts of domestic violence during the My Costume is Not Consent tabling event at the Plaza of the Americas Wednesday afternoon. This event was hosted by the UFPD Office of Victim Services. Volunteers like Adam represented 11 other organizations that deal with domestic violence and its effects in the Gainesville area.

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UPD, support groups talked to students about consent and Halloween costumes

By Jordyn Kalman | Oct. 25, 2018

About 100 students participated.

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UF announces campaign for donors to name bats

By Jeana Fraser | Oct. 25, 2018

About 150 bats were named.

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UF College of the Arts opens 19 new faculty positions

By Dana Cassidy | Oct. 25, 2018

Positions include teaching areas such as music business and performance somatics.

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