The University of Florida is looking to document veterans' war stories that have long remained only in the veteran's mind.
Read More »Gainesville Peace Rally Attracts Students, Veterans To Oppose Attack On Syria
Students and veterans rally for the second time this week at the University of Florida, demanding peace and the deferral of U.S. military force in the Syrian conflict. WUFT News gathered interviews and gathered reactions from social media.
Read More »For Syrians In North Florida, ‘Every Family Has Had At Least One Loss’
Sameer Saboungi, a University of Florida student, migrated from Syria when he was a child. The world, not just the United States, has a responsibility to answer to the horrors that have been quickly erupting in his home country, he said.
Read More »Congressman Ted Yoho: Stop Support To Egypt
According to Yoho, because United States foreign policy said aid should be suspended if a government is overtaken by the military in a coup, the U.S. should withdraw its support from Egypt.
Read More »Brazilian Protests Get Support from UF Students
Brazilian students at the University of Florida are supporting protests against the way the budget in Brazil is being spent.
Read More »Language a gateway to growing in Haiti
Since the earthquake, the New York Times estimates that nearly seven billion dollars has been given to Haiti from around the world. Florida's 89.1 WUFT-FM's Leah Harding recently visited Haiti and reports on the growing push for sustainability within the small Caribbean country.
Read More »Venezuelan Santa Fe student reacts to elections, reflects on country’s future
Nicolas Maduro, Hugo Chavez's successor, beat candidate Henrique Capriles by a margin of less than one percent in the Venezuelan presidential elections on Sunday.
Read More »Margaret Thatcher adviser speaks in Gainesville
John O’Sullivan, who was one of Thatcher’s special advisers and speechwriters, said an argument about education vouchers started his 40-year friendship with Thatcher.
Read More »North Korea to restart reactor at nuclear complex, stirring memories of America’s past conflict
Following North Korea's announcement to restart a reactor at its main nuclear complex, Cpl. Duane Dewey, Congressional Medal of Honor winner from the Korean War, reflects on the implications of the announcement.
Read More »Holi celebration to bring color to UF
Holi, the Indian festival of colors, will be celebrated for the first time on the University of Florida campus March 30 on Hume Field.
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