UF graduates turn out for celebratory photos come rain or shine at Ben Hill Griffin Stadium on Thursday.
Read More »Who Are The Dream Defenders?
The Dream Defenders, including UF's Woodjerry Louis (above), have made headlines often since Trayvon Martin's 2012 shooting death and George Zimmerman's 2013 acquittal, but it's sometimes a faceless, nameless organization — until now.
Read More »Crowd Gathers at Bo Diddley Plaza in Gainesville to Protest Zimmerman Verdict
Rain didn’t stop more than 100 protesters from showing up at Bo Diddley Plaza in downtown Gainesville to march against the George Zimmerman not guilty verdict.
Read More »Even with students emptying out of Gainesville, a week of freedom and possibility
As students trickle out of the city after exams, streets are empty and the city of Gainesville becomes a ghost town. But instead of wallowing in the emptiness, there is a variety of events to be visited.
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.
Read More »2012 Homecoming weekend parade trash could increase in Gainesville
Homecoming weekend will begin with the Gator Gallop and Homecoming Parade Friday. The event generates ample garbage and waste. City workers will be putting trash cans along the parade’s route starting in the morning and will be collecting trash throughout the day to keep the streets as clean as possible. …
Read More »Staying sane on election day
Worried about election day? Here are some tips to stay sane while at the polls.
Read More »2012’s Midwest drought affects Floridians
Freshwater supplies are shrinking and drought is a concern in Florida. The drought affects agriculture and food prices.
Read More »Isaac’s rain slows down clam harvesting
WUFT discusses Cedar Key in Levy County and its relationship with clam farming.
Read More »Columbia County still drying out six days after Debby
Six days after the rain from Tropical Storm Debby stopped, Columbia County is still left underwater in many areas. Florida’s 89.1 WUFT-FM’s Denise Toledo speaks to Columbia County’s Emergency Management Public Information Officer Harvey Campbell about the conditions and what is being done to get things back to normal. [audio:http://www.wuft.org/news/files/2012/07/Columbia-Flooding-QA1.mp3|titles=Columbia …
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