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Blocked-off streets with signs reading “Road Closed” and fences covered in green mesh fabric stretch across campus walkways and streets. This is the campus landscape UF students face this semester.
Sitting in a dimly lit office crowded with signs and portraits, Wayne Fields’ voice bellows throughout the James L. Medlin House.
The term “digital divide” was created in the 90s to describe a gap in internet access between communities in the U.S. But more than 30 years later, the divide remains.
Akeem Thompson lit up the room with his smile and hyped up crowds like no other. With his goofy persona and sick beats, Thompson brought laughter, joy and rhythm to Gainesville.
Lacy Gifford, 38, voted for Commissioner Gail Johnson because of her commitment to East Gainesville, Porters Quarters and Seminary Lane. But with Johnson’s voice gone, the East Gainesville resident is uneasy about not having a voice for historically Black neighborhoods on the commission.
Gainesville is associated almost exclusively with all things UF — especially for new students from pockets of Florida and across the country who wouldn’t be able to point to where Gainesville is on a map.
Coach Dan Mullen flexed his NCAA transfer portal muscles once again Friday night.
A bridge in Northeast Alachua County collapsed on July 7 after enduring flooding from Tropical Storm Elsa, and the county is unable to fix it.
While new freshmen settled into their second weekend in Gainesville and upperclassmen slept in after long nights of blazing through bars, three tubes with plants cultivated by researchers at UF hurdled through the sky and into the solar system.
Dresses, shoes, accessories and clutches overflowed the Pride Community Center of North Central Florida from Friday to Sunday, and every single person who walked into the pop-up prom shop left with something new.
Robert Thomas, 43, wakes up in his small, tidy tent at 3 a.m. each morning and prays.
UF Global Brigades chapter participated in Global Brigades’ new, virtual, experiential-learning program to continue helping under-resourced communities around the world during the pandemic.
For artists like Hannah Banciella, onion skins are more than just food scraps.
Gov. Ron DeSantis signed Florida’s state budget June 2, approving $101 billion to distribute across the state.
A local band decided to give back the best way they know how — throwing a concert.
The block was hot this weekend, and it wasn’t just because of the climbing Gainesville temperatures.
A blend of ax-throwing, live music and fundraising for children with severe illnesses will take place at The Hatchetbury this month.
Why the signing of Tim Tebow as a tight end was a smart move by the Jacksonville Jaguars
After a 15 month long hiatus, pop-punk show Emo Night returns to Gainesville with a full capacity show Saturday.
Bright yellow plastic bags, long lines of cars and impatient customers — Gennavieve Conver has endured it all.
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