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Resonance Festival echoes the legacy of African American composers
By Isabel Kraby | Jan. 29Beucher created the Resonance Festival to celebrate the rich legacy of Black composers.
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Florida universities are one step closer to a yearlong pause on H-1B visas
By Leona Masangkay | Jan. 29On Thursday, the board moved forward with an amendment that would stop Florida universities from using the H-1B visa program to hire new employees for the remainder of this year. Public comment is available for two weeks, after which the board will officially vote on the policy.
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Dr. Kathi A. Earles delivers Martin Luther King Jr. lecture on climate disparities
By Alabama Weninegar | Jan. 23In honor of Martin Luther King Jr. Day, Dr. Kathi A. Earles visited UF’s Bob Graham Center for Public Services Thursday evening to share her research on health disparities.
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As UF enforces neutrality policy, retired faculty question limits on speech
By Sara Dhorasoo | Jan. 23The discussion, led by UF constitutional law scholar Lyrissa Lidsky, came after UF implemented a policy that limits when university leaders may comment on public issues.
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Holocaust survivor speaks at UF Chabad
By Alabama Weninegar | Jan. 23Close to 400 people gathered at Chabad UF to listen to a Holocaust survivor speak about endurance and faith Wednesday evening.
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Search for College of Medicine dean to be led by UF interim president Donald Landry
By Leona Masangkay | Jan. 22Faculty Senators vote to dissolve one Master’s program, add another
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UF Ukraine Rebuilding Initiative implements new wastewater pump station in Nizhyn
By Alabama Weninegar | Jan. 22Thanks to efforts from a group of UF students, a city in Ukraine now has a more reliable and energy-efficient wastewater pump.
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Gun rights advocates push to legalize firearms on college campuses
By Mia Giannicchi | Jan. 21The panel discussion drew about 35 students and community members to The Swamp Restaurant
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Graduate nursing degrees aren’t considered ‘professional.’ How are Florida nurses reacting?
By Cameron Countryman | Jan. 19Students from professional degree programs — including medicine, dentistry and law — will be able to take out $200,000 in federal loans. Nonprofessional graduate degrees, such as nursing, are limited to $100,000 in federal loans.
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Krishna Lunch launches online fundraiser for equipment
By Leona Masangkay | Jan. 19Hare Krishna, a religious organization providing donation-based vegetarian meals, created a GoFundMe on Nov. 26, 2025, for new lunch equipment, including new food carts and a truck. The improvements would help make midday lunch distribution smoother, said Adi Syama, the 36-year-old Krishna member who organized the fundraising website.
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Does library funding come from SG, UF or the libraries? The answer is yes.
By Nevaeh Baker Harris | Jan. 17After a flood of student complaints, Marston Science Library is bringing back 24-hour access to the facility, five days a week.
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UF Student Health Care Center to discontinue gender-affirming care
By Leona Masangkay | Jan. 15The UF Student Health Care Center will no longer provide therapeutic gender-affirming care to students, effective May 1.
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UF Student Government pushes back 3 bills, addresses 24/5 Marston at first Spring meeting
By Nevaeh Baker Harris | Jan. 13UF Student Government pushed back passing three new bills originally brought forth last Fall at the first meeting of the Spring semester.
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Mayor Ward welcomes you back
By Harvey Ward | Jan. 12Harvey Ward welcomes students to Gainesville.
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UF’s new institutional neutrality policy is in effect. Here’s what to know.
By Alexa Ryan | Jan. 11At UF, which was the first Florida university to adopt the policy — with the University of West Florida following suit shortly afterward — some faculty have already spoken against what some view as a breach of First Amendment rights.
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Florida schools won’t enforce controversial syllabuses rule until Summer, state says
By Alabama Weninegar | Jan. 11Faculty members across Florida public universities and state colleges are preparing to comply with a new regulation requiring them to publicly post their syllabuses and class materials 45 days before the semester begins. But confusion remains over when and how the rule will be enforced.
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Some UF Venezuelan students have new hopes of returning home. Others aren’t so sure.
By Dulce Rodriguez-Escamilla | Jan. 11Students now say they’re experiencing a renewed optimism they might return to Venezuela, either temporarily or permanently. Others remain skeptical, voicing concerns over present and future U.S. involvement.
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Faculty union battles university over post-tenure review at 6-hour impasse hearing
By Aaron Zagal Yaji | Jan. 9Over 60 faculty members gathered in the Reitz Union Senate Chamber Jan. 8, where the United Faculty of Florida UF chapter met with UF’s Board of Trustees for a contract negotiation impasse hearing.
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James W. Heavener reappointed to UF Board of Trustees despite ongoing federal case
By Nevaeh Baker Harris | Jan. 8Gov. Ron DeSantis announced the reappointment of James W. “Bill” Heavener to the UF Board of Trustees Wednesday. DeSantis’ appointment is subject to confirmation by the Florida Senate.
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Marston will offer later hours this Spring. But data shows library use drops off at night.
By Alanna Robbert | Dec. 27After mass pushback from students, the university will reinstate 24/5 access to Marston this Spring, according to an Instagram post from UF Student Government. But data collected in September and October 2025 indicate students didn’t often use the library past 9 p.m.
