Social media campaign raises awareness, funds for brain cancer
By Jimena Tavel | Sep. 5, 2017Despite surviving cancer four times, Paul Hale battles the disease every day.
Despite surviving cancer four times, Paul Hale battles the disease every day.
A Gainesville man was arrested Monday afternoon after he groped one woman at Publix and attacked another woman in a Starbucks bathroom, Gainesville Police said.
A Jacksonville woman was arrested Monday morning for abusing drugs in front of her 4-year-old daughter before the child’s father died of an overdose, Gainesville Police said.
After two bargaining sessions in the past week between the Graduate Assistants United labor union and UF, no agreement was reached.
Applying for Student Government funding should now be easier for student organizations.
In hopes of increasing graduation rates, incoming freshmen on the autism spectrum can now find peer support while adjusting to college life.
An hour before the final deadline, Lauren Latimer toyed with her folder while waiting for her interview.
By next Fall, students traveling between downtown and UF’s campus might have a chance to ride autonomous RTS shuttle buses.
If you haven’t been living under a rock for the last week or so, you’ve probably read coverage on Hurricane Harvey.
At this point, we have seen our fair share of anti-Trump posts during his presidency. We realize, of course, that a lot of President Donald Trump backlash is driven by emotion. However, a lot of the resistance Trump is met with has been valid and important for Americans to take note of and discuss.
Yesterday, President Donald Trump announced his decision to end DACA, or Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals, the controversial Obama-era executive order that allowed illegal immigrants who were brought here as children to remain in the U.S. and receive work permits. The fact is, DACA was the epitome of our nation’s foolish immigration policies, and President Trump was right to put a stop to it.
It’s not uncommon to feel like you have a million things to do but not enough hours in the day to get them done.
The day Giancarlo Tejeda learned he would receive DACA, his mother wept.
It was a clean sweep for the Gators as they visited Puerto Rico to take part in the SEC-ACC Challenge. Over the weekend, Florida easily took down its two opponents, unranked N.C. State and then-No. 16 North Carolina, in sweeping fashion, as the team did not lose a single set in its two matches.
Around 55 percent, give or take.
After the Gators lost to Michigan, 33-17, in their season opener, Florida sits 122nd out of 126 teams in total offense, moving the ball only 192 yards against the Wolverines.
This is more like it.
The Gators women’s golf team began its season Monday morning at the beautiful Ocean Course Invitational in Kiawah Island, South Carolina. However, after one round of action, the leaderboard for Florida was anything but beautiful.
A letter from UF’s general counsel said avowed white nationalist Richard Spencer will be allowed to reschedule his speech at UF.