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University of Florida medical students gathered on Friday to protest Florida’s plan to remove vaccine mandates in schools, aligning with criticism echoed by public health experts nationwide that the decision could lead to a reemergence of certain diseases and place a burden on healthcare systems. -
UF/IFAS extension’s Family Nutrition Program will be discontinued Sept. 30 following $187 million in funding cuts to SNAP-Education stemming from the Big Beautiful Bill. All 76 employee positions in the program have been eliminated.
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University of Florida students on Wednesday protested the university’s budget cuts to Gainesville’s Regional Transit System. -
University of Florida students rallied Tuesday afternoon to demand better bus service, as Mayor Harvey Ward pushed for a $3 million city boost to the University of Florida’s RTS funding. -
University of Florida students gathered Wednesday to protest recent reductions to Gainesville’s Regional Transit System, which many rely on to get to and from campus. -
The State University System Board of Governors meets Thursday in Sarasota to vote whether to confirm Donald Landry as UF’s new top administrator for at least the next year. -
The response to the events of Charlottesville, Virginia, in 2017, when white supremacist protestors gathered at the University of Virginia campus following the removal of a Confederate monument, defines the current state of how antisemitism is treated today. -
Some students see the tunnel as a symbol of expression, while others view the repeated defacing as a sign of deeper cultural divides. -
“People have a right to make their own decisions, informed decisions,” said Ladapo. -
The Alachua County School Board will decide whether to give Gainesville Police Department (GPD) direct access to school security cameras. -
Neighbors in Marion County can head to the clerk of court and comptroller's office later this month if they're in need of a marriage license or passport. -
Alachua County removed three rainbow crosswalks last month following an FDOT order. Students are making sure other pride murals remain, despite multiple attempts to cover them up.
