Graduate School reporter Angelique is a first-year journalism major and the Fall 2025 graduate school reporter. In her free time, she'll probably be reading, writing, hanging out with her friends or looking through the newest fashion runway shows on Vogue.
Around 2 a.m. on Saturday, Edgar Rodriguez’s mom shook him awake, saying, “They attacked Venezuela.” The 20-year-old UF history and Latin American studies alumnus was so perplexed he couldn’t form words, he said.
A UF organization is fighting for immigrant rights — and members are risking their attendance and grades for their mission.
For Graduate Assistants United, higher pay and the ability to pause academic work to do administrative tasks benefits their union. But the university is hesitant to foot the bill for the $25 million it says the requested pay increases would cost.
Federal funding cuts to vaccine research have impacted scientists nationwide — and some of those cuts hit close to home.
UF students lined up outside the University Auditorium Thursday evening to hear Emmy Award-winning actress Britt Lower talk about her film career, portrayal of beloved Helly R. in the Apple TV series “Severance” and valuable life advice.
A UF climate activist is leading a 2,693 mile journey across the Amazon that’ll end with a United Nations conference.
Gov. Ron DeSantis’ recent crackdown on H-1B visas leaves the future of academics at UF hanging in the balance.
More than anything else, Sophia Hart will be remembered by family and friends as a kind, nurturing person who valued forgiveness and always made others laugh.
Students and alumni reflected on the memories they made roaming the 64-year-old dorms.
Malena González Fernández’s impact in sustainability and STEM outreach stretches coast to coast.
Solutions by The State News
