The Repurpose Project launches fundraiser to expand reuse efforts in Gainesville
(04/01/21 10:00am)
Sixty days. Two hundred thousand dollars.
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A doctor in the trenches
(03/30/21 3:05am)
“Put him to sleep!”
UF hosts its first live, social-distanced music event since shutdown
(03/29/21 10:30am)
A year after UF’s campus shut down due to COVID-19, the university’s first in-person socially distanced live music event marked a return to normalcy.
Women’s History Month: Remembering the trailblazing women at UF and Santa Fe
(03/26/21 11:00am)
In September 1925, Lassie Goodbread-Black stood patiently behind a block-long line of boys waiting to register for Fall classes at UF. But when she finally made her way to the registrar, he refused to help her.
Gainesville’s Sus Hi Eatstations push through the pandemic
(03/25/21 10:00am)
After nearly a year of pandemic-related setbacks, Sus Hi Eatstation finally sees a light at the end of the tunnel.
MAM Concert Series kicks off in Alachua
(03/22/21 2:22pm)
Over the next three months, the city of Alachua will be an open market for live music, local vendors and family fun.
Gainesville Edible Groves Project provides fresh produce to the public
(03/19/21 12:36am)
The City of Gainesville’s plan to provide the community with fresh produce has come to fruition.
UF searching for new Chief Diversity Officer
(03/15/21 10:45am)
Antonio Farias, UF’s first Chief Diversity Officer, who oversees diversity and inclusion efforts, left his post Sunday.
New food park opens in Gainesville’s Innovation District
(03/11/21 11:00am)
For Gainesville residents in need of an outdoor space to unwind and grab a bite to eat, the Innovation District’s latest addition is open for business.
Great Invader Raider Rally removes invasive plant species
(03/02/21 6:50pm)
With their gloved hands gripping shovels, Boy Scout Troop 125 ventured into the wooded area out back of First Christian Church – eyes scanning for the fluorescent red berries of coral ardisia.
Despite challenges, Yoga Pod offers sanctuary amid pandemic
(02/22/21 5:14pm)
At home, Shawn Hinds’ mind is occupied with her six kids.
Jeremiah’s Italian Ice is coming to Butler Plaza
(02/22/21 2:34pm)
A familiar treat to some and a new treat to others, Jeremiah’s Italian Ice is finding its way into the Gainesville community.
Meet the candidates running for the Spring 2021 executive ticket
(02/22/21 12:00pm)
Here are the Spring 2021 Student Government Executive Election candidates. Students can chose from three parties -- the Change Party, the Gator Party and the Keg Party -- on Feb. 23 and 24.
Is UF Doing Enough For Its Black Students?
(02/22/21 2:00pm)
This year, Black History Month may feel different for many of us, especially after the death of George Floyd and the Black Lives Matter protests that had taken place during summer. The world has opened its eyes to the centuries of racism that Black people have experienced and is now putting forth efforts to promote diversity and inclusion. Institutions like UF have claimed to engage in anti-racism, but are they missing the mark?
UF raises $1.7 million more than last year’s Gator Giving Day
(02/19/21 8:16pm)
UF raised $25.3 million during its third annual Gator Giving Day fundraiser Thursday, making it the highest yielding year.
Fake message about Alachua County Public Schools posted on Instagram
(02/17/21 11:30am)
A fake Instagram account posing as Alachua County Public Schools spread a false message late Saturday night that schools would switch to remote learning.
Cinema Verde Film Festival goes green on the screen
(02/13/21 6:57pm)
Fish and plant sex will be the only PG-13 content at this year’s Cinema Verde International Environmental Film & Arts Festival.
UFF elevates concerned voices as UF’s re-opening plans rev on
(02/11/21 6:46pm)
UF professor Stephen Mulkey said he wouldn’t be surprised if he lost his job for criticising the university administration's COVID-19 response.
New UF class teaches students about the political, social context of whiteness
(02/09/21 6:24pm)
Between the racial reckoning of summer 2020 and COVID-19 compounding racial health disparities, a UF professor’s new class on whiteness aims to foster discussion on racial issues.
Gainesville location of Dave & Buster’s opens Monday
(02/08/21 11:00am)
Grab your game cards and all of your extra tickets — good, clean fun has officially arrived in Gainesville.
