Abigail Hasebroock is a UF journalism junior and a frustrated Federal Work Study student.
After at least eight professors claimed UF compromised their academic freedom and freedom of speech, President Kent Fuchs and Provost Joe Glover appointed a special task force to investigate the university’s conflict of interest policy, which was used to bar the professors from testifying.
Niels Lane nearly won a state championship in high school, but basketball wasn't the only arena he excelled within growing up — he was a nationally ranked fencer in middle school.
Eric Ramos started RamosStrong Motivational Group Inc. to help K-12 students gain a strong education despite difficult circumstances in their lives.
Members of the Gainesville Immigrant Neighbor Inclusion committee presented data and recent initiatives on National Immigrants Day to improve immigrant relations in the city.
The Alachua County Animal Services shelter returned to a pre-pandemic normal with adoption rates as it resumed one of its in-person special events Saturday.
While Florida’s three-game stretch of sweeps is over, the No. 23 Gators remain in the win column after knocking off No. 22 Tennessee Thursday.
In an 80-57 victory over Embry-Riddle in its exhibition match, Florida revealed its heavily armed 2021-22 squad.
Doubles partners Carly Briggs and Marlee Zein will represent the orange and blue in sunny San Diego, California, for the ITA Fall National Championships.
At least 40 people visited and toured the church cemetery and viewed the nearly 32 unmarked burials. These self-guided tours were held in honor of All Saints Day, which is on Nov. 1.
While FEST took over downtown Gainesville music venues over the past Halloween weekend, bringing hundreds of pop-punk bands from all across the country, the Hardback Cafe held its own “Not FEST.”
In a Top-25 matchup, No. 23 Florida volleyball looks to extend its sweep streak to four with a home battle against No. 22 Tennessee.
The UF College Democrats and the Gator chapter of NAACP hosted an in-person 2021 special election debate Tuesday night, allowing students to ask the candidates questions about traffic safety, food accessibility, affordable housing and sustainable energy.
Los profesores Jeffrey L. Goldhagen, Kenneth Nunn, Sarah K. Wolking, Teresa Jean Reid y Mark Fenster han dado un paso adelante además de los tres profesores iniciales de ciencias políticas que iniciaron la lucha por la libertad intelectual, según un informe del Times / Herald Tallahassee Bureau.
At a school with more than 60,000 students, it seems paradoxical that engaging with campus can be difficult.
Professors Jeffrey L. Goldhagen, Kenneth Nunn, Sarah K. Wolking, Teresa Jean Reid and Mark Fenster have stepped forward in addition to the three initial political science professors that ignited the fight for intellectual freedom, according to a Times/Herald Tallahassee Bureau report.
The annual address allows SG’s executive branch to list their accomplishments of the semester and what is to come. Tuesday’s address was the first in-person address since 2019, as SG held the most recent address online due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
The City Commission discussed a new development plan, including a six-story building with 220 residential units, of which 10% would be affordable housing. As it stands now, the plan has room for retail, professional and restaurant services.
There were 160 new cases in Alachua County this week — 35 fewer than the prior week. Weekly cases fell by nearly 90% since the week of Aug. 27, when there were 1,526 cases reported.
Amber and Derrick Robinson, the owners of the new Nothing Bundt Cakes franchise, will open a store in Butler Esplanade, located at 3228 SW 35th Blvd., in February 2022.
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