Panel talks mental health stigma among minorities
By Paige Fry | Feb. 21, 2017“There was no such thing as mental health when you were picking cotton in a field,” said Ian Green, 21, as he reflected on how the black community views mental health.
“There was no such thing as mental health when you were picking cotton in a field,” said Ian Green, 21, as he reflected on how the black community views mental health.
After she found out that UF had a Student Government, Gabriella Steele cast her first-ever ballot on Tuesday, one of about 4,482 students to do so on the first day of SG elections.
When Matthew Schrier planned his escape from an al-Qaida prison, he thought of “Jurassic Park.”
“Old Joe,” a statue of a Confederate soldier, isn’t standing on solid ground.
Raise a cup of Cuban coffee to UF men’s basketball today.
President Donald Trump’s travel ban still weighs heavily on the minds of three panelists who discussed prejudice against people of Muslim faith Tuesday night.
Five UF faculty members have joined UF President Kent Fuchs as fellows of an international science association.
A UF nursing professor has been exploring women’s health on a national level since January.
With the help of a headset and headphones, students dive into a 3-D world and become space pirates on the ground level of the Reitz Union.
A renowned website recognized UF for fostering a positive environment for military families.
Last Friday I drove to Tallahassee to play a show. I hadn’t spent much time there before, so I wasn’t sure what to expect. I had heard Tallahassee was “nasty” from many of my peers at UF, but I never quite understood why.
It’s time for my series to reach its conclusion. Valentine’s Day is over, and February is coming to a close. All good things must come to an end, so let’s talk about endings.
In addition to the divides of political affiliation, race, socioeconomic status, gender, sexuality and religion that are rampant across our nation, there is also a generational divide. Baby boomers and millennials especially seem to have it out for each other. Baby boomers call millennials entitled, lazy and selfish. Millennials call baby boomers out-of-touch, hypocritical and unconcerned with the world beyond themselves. (Somewhere, Generation X — saddled between the two — poke their heads out, wondering when people are going to start talking about them.) There are hosts of facts to support arguments for and against millennials and baby boomers, depending on where you’re getting your sources. It’s clear, however, that this divide is vicious.
Florida faced three ranked opponents over the weekend in the ITA National Team Indoor Championships.
For the first time this season, Haley Lorenzen was not in the starting lineup for Florida when it tipped off against the Kentucky Wildcats.
Midway through her beam routine, Kennedy Baker wobbled.
Amendment 1:
Tyler James normally avoids Turlington Plaza, but on Monday he stopped to talk to a Student Government party he’s never heard of.
This will be an unpopular column.
Three weeks before his team’s season opener, Kevin O’Sullivan sat on the bench inside the first base dugout at McKethan Stadium and spoke to reporters.