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I can’t, I’m too depressed
By Eriel Pichardo | Apr. 4While therapy can be beneficial, sometimes it can reinforce your self-destructive patterns.
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Defining the dream: Generational views on women’s equality
By Isis Snow | Mar. 31While women's push for equality pushes forward, each generation views its progress differently.
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Endangered and ignored: the Florida panther
By Gracie Adams | Mar. 28The Florida panther species has been listed as endangered since 1973, but new proposed legislation puts it in jeopardy.
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How men can support women during Women’s History Month (and year-round)
By Isis Snow | Mar. 25March is here, and with it comes Women’s History Month — a time to honor the achievements of women while acknowledging the challenges they still face, but there's still one glaring gap: male advocates.
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Looking to the future of climate action
By Gracie Adams | Mar. 21It's easy to feel discouraged by the onslaught of damaging decisions enacted by the Trump Administration and expedited by like-minded GOP members of congress when climate-related natural disasters affect more Americans every day.
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How excessive pressure is killing youth sports
By Isis Snow | Mar. 19While youth sports face growing pressure, it’s crucial to refocus on its true values of enjoyment, personal growth and life skills.
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The Trump doctrine: ‘America first’
By Abraham Hilu | Mar. 7While coined in 1849, Jean-Baptiste Alphonse Karr's quote "The more things change, the more they remain the same," is still relevant in today's American policy, even with President Trump’s new agenda.
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Whose generated line is it anyway?
By Andres Arguello | Mar. 7Living in a world with AI, creation is integral to living, even in the smallest ways.
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Why music can’t thrive in a streaming world
By Andres Arguello | Feb. 28Streaming culture, specifically with apps like Spotify or Amazon Music, has unintentionally limited artists' creativity.
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Sports and politics are two sides of the same coin
By Isis Snow | Feb. 27As millions watched Kendrick Lamar commandeer the Super Bowl Halftime Show, many viewer's thoughts lingered on the underlying political message behind his performance.
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UF’s graduate assistants deserve fair pay, not excuses
By Austin Britton | Feb. 21Despite working as teachers, researchers and essential contributors to the university’s success, graduate assistants are paid wages that barely cover basic living expenses
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Costs mounting in Florida’s book removal battle
By Andrew Carswell | Feb. 20Currently, Florida ranks first in the country for volume of book titles prohibited in public school libraries, and the number is rising.
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Meta’s changing vision: Mark Zuckerberg’s free speech pledge principle or politics?
By Abraham Hilu | Feb. 15Mark Zuckerberg recently announced changes to Meta, although his his credibility is questioned.
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Eight tips a sex educator wants you to know this Valentine’s Day
By Ginger Koehler | Feb. 14Whether you’re planning a date night or enjoying some calming alone time for Valentine's Day, a little preparation can help ensure your holiday goes smoothly.
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Him, his bros and your broken heart
By Eriel Pichardo | Feb. 14As dating apps and globalization reshape how we meet people, many would think that finding a relationship would be easier, but instead it develops superficial relationships.
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The man who tweeted his way into government
By Andres Arguello | Feb. 7Elon Musk's presence at Trump's inauguration and the election as a whole created a disturbing pattern for the foreseeable future of politics.
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Class dismissed: Alachua County Public Schools teachers reject 1% salary increase
By Andrew Carswell | Feb. 6Teachers in Alachua County rejected a 1.6% salary increase on Jan. 21.
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Eco-anxiety: what is it, and how do I cope with it?
By Gracie Adams | Jan. 30In an age where most of us experience constant bad news right in the palm of our hands, it’s no surprise we’re overwhelmed with the state of the world. This feeling, pertaining to climate change is called "eco-anxiety."
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Lessons from UF’s queer activism history as Trump returns to office
By Rey Arcenas | Jan. 29After President Donald Trump recently entered office for a second time, his administration seems poised to enact an anti-LGBTQ+ agenda more sweeping than his first term.
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Why New Year's resolutions still matter in a distracted world
By Isis Snow | Jan. 24For many, the new year means new goals, routines or mindsets. This collective moment of change with resolutions, despite its short-lived reputation, still has importance in a distracted world.
