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Gainesville’s land developments may put the city’s architectural history at risk.
The first column I ever wrote for The Alligator was about the best libraries on campus. For this column, I would like to expand on my list of “Best of…” But rather than comparing the best on-campus libraries, I’m going to discuss off-campus coffee shops. This is my attempt at a reprise.
Elise Selah, Storm Tracy and Lauren Crandall act out a scene from “White Guy on the Bus,” a play by Bruce Graham being put on by the UF School of Theatre and Dance. Showings for the play will begin March 21 in the McGuire Pavilion Black Box Theatre.
Elise Selah, Storm Tracy and Lauren Crandall act out a scene from “White Guy on the Bus,” a play by Bruce Graham being put on by the UF School of Theatre and Dance. Showings for the play will begin March 21 in the McGuire Pavilion Black Box Theatre.
Expect “White Guy on the Bus” to open eyes and open discussion. It does not provide answers, but it does raise a lot of questions.
Students may hear loud booms on their way to class Tuesday.
Sixty-one years ago, an Air Force veteran named George Starke Jr. became the first African American student to attend UF when he enrolled in our law school.
The first Indian artist to perform on the Grammy stage will soon be gracing a stage in Gainesville.
On Saturday and Sunday, Gainesville residents are invited to witness North Central Florida’s hidden history come to life in “From Colored to Black.”
It is 8:30 a.m. on Monday in studio G15. Young actors yawn and stretch to wake themselves up. Tiza Garland walks through the door with a bright smile and a wake of palpable energy. She tells them to start running. She sprints about the room alongside her students, and class begins.
On Friday, Gainesville residents are invited to reconnect with their inner child in the national tour of “Finding Neverland.” Before the show, actress Emmanuelle Zeesman gave us a sneak peak into a show she said is one of a kind.
The class of 2023's GPAs and test scores not only broke records but also set a new standard for future applicants.
Love is in the air in Gainesville. Met a cutie in your class, on Tinder or out at The Swamp and want to move things forward? Here’s a suggestion: Take them on a date.
Mary Alford speaks Wednesday during a dress rehearsal for TEDxGainesville: Courageous Conversations at the Acrosstown Repertory Theatre. TEDxGainesville will perform at the Cade Museum for Creativity and Innovation on Saturday Feb. 9 at 1 p.m.
Shaneequa Cannon wants inspiration to be born from her TEDxGainesville talk on Feb. 9.
On Jan. 21, the Hippodrome State Theater announced the departure of its artistic director, Lauren Warhol Caldwell, a director, performer and educator at the regional theater for 28 years.
Lauren Warhol Caldwell called The Hippodrome Theatre home since she started as an actress there in 1988 as a student pUrsuline her Masters in Fine Arts.
Aaron Kienstra, a 19-year-old UF acting sophomore, and Kara Gordon, a 19-year-old UF theatre freshman, portray the schoolhouse shooter and his wife.
Aaron Kienstra, a 19-year-old UF acting sophomore, and Kara Gordon, a 19-year-old UF theatre freshman, portray the schoolhouse shooter and his wife.
The black box stage is bare. Actors walk on in dark simple clothing, forming a statue-like formation in dim lighting. A young girl with pigtail braids and a long black dress emerges from the group and tells the story of “The Amish Project”: a fictional representation of the Oct. 2, 2006 shooting at an Amish schoolhouse in Nickel Mines, Pennsylvania.