In this special episode of The Rewind, producers speak with writers for UF's new publication Atrium Magazine. The stories focus on non-fiction, narrative storytelling and the first Atrium print edition can be picked up for free on campus. This week, Natalia Galizca details her story on a Florida mustang trainer's first competition, Marlowe Starling shares her adventure learning about Florida seagrape jelly, and Julian de Sevilla describes the fate of one of Gainesville's long-standing bagel spots, Bageland.

The Rewind from WUFT News showcases the best stories from our newsroom from the past week.

The Rewind from WUFT News showcases the best stories from our newsroom from the past week.

The Rewind from WUFT News showcases the best stories from our newsroom from the past week.

The Rewind from WUFT News showcases the best stories from our newsroom from the past week.

In this week's episode, we hear from Fresh Take Florida reporter Tristan Wood about The Florida Board of Governors putting forward a funding plan to boost three Florida universities' national rankings. We also talk to WUFT reporter Grace Blair about a legal complaint made by a former UF astronomy graduate student, Sankalp Gilda, and the University's reaction. Finally, we speak with WUFT reporter Abigail Hasebroock about what local businesses are saying about the recent jump in the minimum wage.

The Rewind from WUFT News showcases the best stories from our newsroom from the past week.

In this week's episode of The Rewind from WUFT News, we take a look at these local stories - remembering the contributions of Sarah McKnight to Gainesville, north central Florida counties are seeking to join the state’s opioid settlement and an incarcerated woman's reporting on TikTok from inside Lowell Correctional Institution.

In this weeks episode of The Rewind from WUFT News, we look at reporting done surrounding a potential Dollar General coming to Micanopy and the pushback from residents, claims of intense abuse of women's basketball players at the University of Florida by their former coach, and how government-owned housing is sold at cheaper rates, but with unknown flood risks.

In this weeks episode of The Rewind from WUFT News, we take a look at these local stories - the issues University of Florida construction is having on local bus routes and its patrons, burnout felt by Gainesville Fire and Rescue employees and what local leaders are doing to help, and issues of flooding for the community of Crystal River.