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Alachua county was chosen to participate in the US Department of Energy’s Communities Local Energy Action Program at the end of March — a huge leap in the direction of equitable sustainability.
Students will be hopping in canoes and paddling along the Santa Fe River, cleaning up trash to celebrate Earth Day.
ACPS has the state’s widest achievement gap between white and Black students in both English language arts and mathematics. Segregation met its end in 1970 for Alachua County Public Schools, but disparities between Black student and white student performance afflict the district today.
As cars drove past University Avenue, many honked their horns to support graduate assistants who were advocating for wage increases. People marched, chanted, held signs and used chalk to leave their message at Tigert Hall Friday.
Flyers with COVID-19 statistics are being swapped out for artistic displays.
As Floridians wait for Gov. Ron DeSantis to sign an abortion banning bill, activist groups are organizing in retaliation, hosting protests and holding abortion information sessions.
Each time the Century Tower bell marks the next period, students enter classrooms wondering if they should don or ditch a mask.
Prateek Sharma’s favorite Indian festival was Holi. The holiday celebrates the arrival of spring, new beginnings and the triumph of good over evil.
The usually tranquil oasis of Kanapaha Botanical Gardens was transformed into a bustling bazaar this past weekend.
Sprinklings of mustard plants and wildflowers poke out from the tall grass in a plot of land behind a row of houses next to the Porters Community Center.
UF no longer expects or encourages wearing masks on campus.
Cheers and applause roared through the crowd of nearly 500 people draped in rainbow flags with shirts that read “y’all means all,” “love wins” and “HUMAN.”
Mackenzie Mullen and an unidentified student — two UF students — were involved in hit-and-runs last week. Mullen had serious injuries, and the other student was killed.
A UF student was hit and killed by a truck at about 6:30 p.m. Thursday while walking on the sidewalk along Southwest 34th Street.
Alachua County School Board named Shane Andrew as interim superintendent two weeks after firing former superintendent Carlee Simon.
A divided Alachua County School Board fired Superintendent Carlee Simon Tuesday.
Honks, cheers and rainbow-decorated signs accompanied 30 Gainesville High School students as they walked down Northwest 13th Street Thursday afternoon. Hundreds more stood in protest on the baseball fields.
Gainesville Mayor Lauren Poe held the 2022 State of the City Address at the Cade Museum for Creativity and Invention Monday where he spoke about Imagine GNV — the city’s first comprehensive plan of its kind.
Alachua County Public Schools’ curriculum promises Black history education to extend beyond the month of February and the few names repeated in history textbooks. However, not every classroom fulfills this promise.
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