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A workshop at the Alachua County Library District called "Restoration of Civil Rights" helps felons regain rights like voting or holding public office. Volunteers with the program also aid in expunging records so that felons have a greater chance of finding a job.

The nonprofit organization Pride Community Center of North Central Florida hopes online fundraising through the popular website GoFundMe will help it keep its doors open next year.

Landon Howard Rogers, a freshman exploratory major, died Thursday morning at Percy Beard Track.

A Pew Research Center study shows that there has been a rise in the number of people ages 18-34 choosing to live at home. Some Gainesville natives chosen to stay in their childhood homes while pursuing their education and entering the workforce.

The University of Florida was named a 2016 Military Friendly® School for its resources available to the nearly 1,000 veterans and active-duty military members enrolled as students.

Celseste Mergens, founder and CEO of Days for Girls International, presented her lecture, Turning Passion into Action, on finding sustainable solutions for feminine hygiene in developing nations at the University of Florida in cooperation with Bob Graham Center for Public Service and the Alachua County Medical Society.

Cesia Salan, 20-year-old UF microbiology student, put on skates for the first time at her seventh birthday party. After years of practice and competitions, she was invited to compete with Guatemala's team at the Artistic Skating World Championship.

Survivors, friends and family attended the Light the Night event Thursday. For leukemia survivors like Diania Fillipps, who was named an "honored hero," the event represents hope and community.

Two University of Florida students utilize a start-up business website to raise more than $25,000 to put toward a dream business venture. Curtis Chavoustie and Brandon Parr sent one email that changed their lives in a matter of two weeks. The duo's timepiece line is set to debut in December 2015.