LA filmmaker brings documentary back to where it began
By Laura Gomez | May 13, 2015Eastside High School graduate Wadooah Wali is now a Los Angeles filmmaker with an award-winning documentary screening Saturday.
Eastside High School graduate Wadooah Wali is now a Los Angeles filmmaker with an award-winning documentary screening Saturday.
The Gainesville Commission on the Status of Women is reviving its annual Survivor’s Art Exhibit after five years.
Swiping is so passe.
Swiping right on a new app may get you something other than a hookup.
With new CrossFit gyms springing up in Gainesville, I wanted to find out firsthand why it’s so popular.
It’s lights out, thighs out for the Gainesville Hogs Rugby Club on Friday night.
If you’re worried about your social media presence after you pass away, don’t worry — Facebook has your back.
You are preparing for a job interview. You spot a good-looking guy at the bar. You are about to make a presentation in class. Each scenario puts you on the spot. You have 90 seconds to create a good first impression. So, how do you make yourself likeable in these first crucial moments?
The last time I was single for Valentine’s Day was my freshman year of high school. Since then, I’ve been a serial girlfriend, jumping from relationship to relationship in a desperate attempt to turn my love life into a Meg Cabot novel.
Just when we thought we were past the holidays and gift-giving, Valentine’s Day comes around and presents itself as another gift-giving occasion.
Self-appointed social media spies who rely on Snapchat to find out whom their object of desire is sending snaps to have snapped at the removal of the app’s “best friends” feature.
All that time spent on Facebook may lower your chances of fear of missing out, but it could raise your stress level if your friends are posting about hard times.
At only 10 years old, Max Overdevest has fought battles against monsters, and he even has a nemesis.
If you ask Louise Yariv how long she and her husband have been donating items to families in need, she’ll chuckle and won’t give you a straight answer.
Time Magazine has apologized for including “feminist” on its poll of words that should be banned in 2015, and UF students see through it.
Music gently hovers over a swaying crowd, tickled by raised hands and voices that are carried up by the melodic vibrations of choral composition. It radiates off of faces filled with awe.
What started out as a joke became a social buzz in a matter of days.