UF alum’s documentary premieres at 2015 Florida Film Festival
By Molly Donovan | Apr. 12, 2015UF alumnus Michael Beach Nichols traded medical school for filmmaking.
UF alumnus Michael Beach Nichols traded medical school for filmmaking.
Following reports of on-campus assaults this Fall, some UF students have moved from traditional campus safety methods, like blue lights, to more modern resources.
Ann Christiano is feeling the love from her students.
Lashayvia Searcy spent Friday night getting dolled up for her junior prom, a night she almost missed out on.
A team of UF environmental engineering students is using the power of pee to save the planet.
Are you ready for Hillary?
Tax Day is upon us, providing us another example of how overbearing and complicated our government truly is. April 15 is the deadline every year when every citizen must hesitantly file his or her taxes or face the wrath of the uncontrollable Internal Revenue Service. The tax code has become quite a monstrosity over the past few decades. It is riddled with all kinds of loopholes and deductions for corporations and wealthy people to take advantage of, leaving the middle class stuck with the bill.
Society has transformed minimally when it comes to women’s rights.
Its spring, a season of blooming flowers and beautiful weather. For the University of Florida’s school of music, it is also recital season. Last week and this week, in the University’s music building or MUB, there were several junior and graduate voice recitals featuring classical Italian, German, French, and English repertoire. The four I attended were soprano, Hannah Hough’s graduate recital, and tenor, John Payne, and soprano, Erica Scaglione, and baritone, Timothy Williams’s junior recitals.
In the midst of a three-game stretch filled with high-powered offense, it was a defensive play that stood out for Florida on Saturday.
Jim McElwain and his staff have work to do with the offense.
Lauren Haeger’s perfect season is still intact.
Florida sent its seniors out with a bang.
Spring is a time of renewal, but not so much in the swamp. All new coaches, even some new players, or at least ones we haven’t seen thanks to injury.
Right tackle Roderick Johnson suffered a neck injury during Florida’s spring football season that could potentially threaten his chances of playing this fall.
With independent music becoming more and more prominent, veterans of the business have been taking notice. In May of 2014, legendary rapper Nas launched Mass Appeal Records as a label for up-and-coming emcees to make a name for themselves. The label has signed Bishop Nehru, Fashawn, Run the Jewels and Boldy James. Mass Appeal Records will also release new material from Nas himself and deceased rapper Pimp C.
There is an infinite amount of singers who do song covers on YouTube. Some of these artists become so popular that they begin to make their own original content in an attempt to make the transition from YouTube sensation to fulltime music artist. Music acts such as Timeflies, Tinashe, and Justin Bieber have shown the success of this formula. Today’s Spotlight artist Jeni Suk is currently making this transition and producing some phenomenal music in the process.
There’s been a lot of controversy lately over the allocation of Amendment 1 money.
The problem of poaching does not have a simple solution. Along with it comes differing definitions, complicated moral and ethical issues and the ever-conflicted battle between the growing human population and the need to conserve wildlife.
Florida’s bats fired up on Tuesday when the No. 10 Gators scattered 22 hits during a midweek game against Stetson.