Wendy Trantham doesn’t consider herself a TV person, but when the 19-year-old wants to catch up on a show, she does it the old-fashioned way: in front of her television set.
Edible bugs and racing cockroaches are heading to UF on Tuesday.
For 20-year-old UF finance junior Ariela Steinberg, being a woman in the business world can feel like walking on eggshells.
The question everyone was waiting for was finally asked: “How you like your eggs?” “Fried or fertilized!” responded the crowd.
Your favorite store’s mannequins may be getting a makeover.
Morgan Kerr, a UF biological sciences senior, pets Rosie the tarantula at BugFest in Steinmetz Hall on Tuesday. The event included cockroach races and foods made with insect ingredients.
Protesters march along the North Lawn Thursday demanding fair wages for Florida’s farmworkers. The group wants Wendy’s restaurants to commit to the Fair Food Program by the Coalition of Immokalee Workers.
Robert Donaghy, a UF aerospace engineering sophomore, and Bernard Marger, a UF computer engineering sophomore, promote Humans vs. Zombies on Turlington Plaza.
Kristina Dorman, an 18-year-old UF elementary education junior, takes a picture of 21-year-old Calie Hinnrichs, also an elementary education junior, with the Oscar Mayer Wienermobile on the Plaza of the Americas Wednesday.
First-year veterinary students Lauren Brown, 23, and Patricia Diskant, 22, wash Kammie, a 4-year-old Airedale Terrier at Project HEAL’s dog wash Sunday. Dogs received a wash, nail trim and ear cleaning for a $5 donation.
Ingrith Martinez shows off a butterfly inside the Florida Museum of Natural History’s Butterfly Rainforest on Saturday. The museum is holding its “Mimicry, the World of Deception” exhibit through Feb. 14.
Michelle Gray, a 21-year-old UF anthropology major, practices flintknapping exercises in preparation for a study abroad trip to the Mochena Borago Rockshelter in Ethiopia this February.
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