UF students get real about social media
By Harley Smith | Aug. 22, 2019Students discuss how it affects business, mental health and day-to-day life.
Students discuss how it affects business, mental health and day-to-day life.
The outdoor festival will feature artists and bands from all over Florida
The very first GENESIS tournament was held in a dimly lit room in Antioch, California. It was a far cry from the Grecian flair of the city’s ancient counterpart, but history would be made there all the same.
Kickoff the first football game in the heart of downtown Orlando
In a fast-paced digital culture, Orchard kindly teaches tech to seniors
Why the experience is worth the expense
The Gainesville club promotes learning in lichen and fungi
Tran “The Piano Man” Whitley and friends are covering songs from 1969 to celebrate the fiftieth anniversary of one of the most iconic years in music and culture.
I’m DOPE wants to help elevate and empower women.
The vigil will protest the Trump administration’s recent anti-immigration policy.
"I started to get a little jaded and decided to do something about it."
The new “movement and music” festival mixes exercise, art and live music to create a distinct festival experience.
Pay tribute to those who fought for our freedom by reflecting, partying and working out
Lisa Pinero opens Tinder and looks through the profiles on her screen. After swiping through a few, she bores of the task. She closes the app, feeling her time was wasted.
There’s more to “yes means yes”
Aries: “Overdue”
Aries
Inn owners want UF to help put them on the radar
This week, we take a less serious approach to the stars with these haikus. Like the poetry often seen on Instagram and Snapchat, these haikus are part horoscope and part joke: Enjoy!
Growing up, Mira Lowe watched her mother work as a successful nurse in Brooklyn, New York. Sure of her plans, she began to study at Brooklyn College as a pre-med student to become a doctor.