They Are Going To Ask You/Te van a preguntar
(05/14/22 10:20pm)
They are going to ask you.
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Santa Fe College’s College for Kids program opens registration
(05/11/22 10:00am)
Alena Liopiros was 7 years old when she trained an army of rainbow creepers – quite the feat in the world of Minecraft, a popular construction-oriented videogame.
Hippodrome art gallery holds a mirror for its latest installment
(05/11/22 2:06am)
The Hippodrome’s art gallery could be mistaken for the streets that surround it with its latest update, “Hipp Humans: a Collection of Stories from the Humans of Gainesville,” unveiled April 22.
Rugh kicks off summer tour with warehouse show
(05/11/22 2:08am)
Across from Satchel’s Pizza, inside a Storage Zone lot, the local DIY music scene came together Friday night.
A guide to Gainesville’s best late-night bites
(05/10/22 7:57pm)
When 22-year-old UF computer science graduate Nicholas Verdugo exits a Gainesville bar at 1 a.m., all he can think about is which restaurant he’ll go to next to satisfy his late-night cravings.
Gainesville to restrict public drinking
(05/07/22 2:40am)
Gainesville residents may no longer be allowed to carry alcoholic beverages on public property.
Gainesville residents stand up for abortion rights
(05/04/22 4:40am)
Over 100 protesters pooled outside a Gainesville courthouse Tuesday evening to rally for abortion rights after reports that Roe v. Wade will be overturned.
Knitting
(05/14/22 10:22pm)
Back bent, mind cloudy,
Lady of the Night
(05/14/22 10:21pm)
O’ gilded lady of the golden snow
Don't Say...
(05/14/22 10:21pm)
My body is reacting. There is a cotton ball or two or three, bulbous in the back of my throat. I feel so restricted that my eyes glow red, glossy. My phone watches my visceral response as it blares out the words of a news article.
A Verbal Shanty
(05/14/22 10:21pm)
I am chained.
Dining halls to at-home cooking: UF students discuss college eating habits
(05/01/22 8:03pm)
Rachel Warren’s introduction to food independence was marked by constantly changing platters of food courtesy of UF’s meal plan. The experience was a fearful undertaking for the 19-year-old grazing new territory this year.
Diversity on the rise in Gainesville’s music community
(04/18/22 6:05pm)
Gainesville artists and organizations are working to uplift people of color, queer and female voices in the local music scene.
Strawberries and Javelins: The Double Life of Mark Porter
(04/18/22 5:37pm)
Mark Porter is done for the day.
Gator men’s club lacrosse player-led program reaching historic heights
(04/18/22 1:55pm)
Florida hasn’t won a Southeastern Lacrosse Conference championship since 2010 and hasn't been ranked in the top-10 since 2009. The Gators men’s lacrosse club team hasn’t played a regular-season game in almost two seasons.
Mimi the mortician: Gen-Z in death care
(04/13/22 5:05pm)
Miranda “Mimi” Mythen wants to revive the dying death care industry.
Alachua chosen for federal support to revitalize energy efficiency
(04/13/22 10:23pm)
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.
Local artist “Zzz” signed to Grade A Productions
(04/12/22 2:21pm)
Grade A Productions made international stars out of rap artists like Juice WRLD and The Kid LAROI. The U.S. production company’s next big name could be one of UF’s own.
A Keene-Flint Hall conference room named for the first time
(04/11/22 1:04pm)
The Plaza of the Americas is surrounded by some of UF campus' oldest buildings, making the area rich with history. Keene-Flint Hall, nestled in the outskirts of the square, was built in 1910, but history is still in the making for this old brick building.
Earth Day celebration to clean up the springs
(04/11/22 1:02pm)
Students will be hopping in canoes and paddling along the Santa Fe River, cleaning up trash to celebrate Earth Day.
