“Between Riverside and Crazy” premieres at the Black Box Theatre on Friday night with UF student actors performing alongside a professor who has stretched their acting capabilities.
“Enhance your God-given beauty” is the tagline for Theo Organics, an organic makeup and skincare company founded by Jenna Theofiledes, a 22-year-old UF advertising senior, who is all about instilling confidence and natural beauty.
UF students and Gainesville residents housed evacuees
It's open to all majors in the Spring.
Over 170 people visited the event
More than 75 people came out.
The mural is dedicated to UF alumni who graduated from the ROTC program.
The conference is expecting 375 beekeepers.
Children with the two genetic risk factors ate 20 percent more calories and sugar
The impacts of the storm will not be strong enough to shut down the school.
UF has not decided if campus will close or not
The talk discussed Florida's indigenous history
Abigail Dougherty died in 2016 in a bike crash
On Oct 2, Lara Alqasem, 22, a former University of Florida graduate was detained at Ben Gurion Airport and ordered deported after Israeli security looked her up on Canary Mission, a right-wing blacklist site. Alqasem was going to study to get an MA at Hebrew University in Jerusalem and had received a visa valid for a year for that purpose. She remains in detention. Lara's detention and possible deportation raises major concerns about study abroad programs in Israel which might well deny entry to students of Palestinian origin or anyone who does not pass the right-wing litmus test. Unfortunately such tests are also being used to deny entry to people engaged in social justice work. Just recently, Professor Katherine Frank who arrived in Israel to lead a delegation of human rights activists, was detained and deported. In light of these concerns a number of faculty from the University of Florida and around the country have signed the statement below for the release of Lara Alqasem.
An experiment was conducted with a major department store.
There are eight different projects.
UF students react to the anniversary of the first story that sparked #MeToo
A UF researcher is examining large families in African American households
UF researchers are using over $5 million to map out the human body to find better solutions and treatments for diseases like cancer.
Six things to know about the planned flyover
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