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Community members and advocates gathered downtown on the corner of North Main Street and Northwest Second Avenue at 4:30 p.m. Monday to protest what the Alachua County Labor Coalition called discriminatory housing practices at Bivens Cove.
The prospect of moving away to college is frightening for many reasons, but one is shared among most college students: learning to cook.
More than 40 years ago, Gary Wade, a citizen of South Carolina’s indigenous Catawba Nation, sat down for an interview as part of a project to gather oral histories for UF.
For three years, Terri Bailey hosted poetry readings and art exhibits to support the East Gainesville community at a sacred space called M.A.M.A.’s Club.
Skyler Cuevas vividly remembers seeing a parent’s face light up as their child received specialized tutoring through the UF chapter of Children Beyond Our Borders. Now, as the president of the chapter, Cuevas and her team are adapting to the changes COVID-19 brought them and the migrant families they serve.
Gator chomps, late-night laughs at Pod Market, the smell of Starbucks Coffee at Library West and other elements of UF life pre-pandemic now stand as cherished memories for the class of 2021.
Gainesville residents voted Tuesday to re-elect one city commissioner who saw them through a year of the COVID-19 pandemic, but voted out the other incumbent in favor of a local activist.
Gainesville residents will vote on two city commission seats Tuesday.
Twelve months. Three semesters. One atypical year.
About a week ahead of the Gainesville Regular Election, the county reminded voters of a polling place change.
Early voting in Gainesville for the 2021 Regular Election began March 5 and runs until March 13.
Patricia Hilliard-Nunn’s smile stands out from the display honoring her life and work in the Headquarters Branch of the Alachua County Library District. It shines proudly over an array of notable films and books about the Black experience.
Joyce Powell didn’t always love to read. But since she’s been behind bars, the 58-year-old Lowell Correctional Institution prisoner has become an avid science fiction fan.
You’re probably tired of hearing the same end-of-the-world sentiment before elections that “the stakes have never been higher.” We’ve even joined in on the madness in the past. But after seeing the difference one or two votes could have made during last semester’s UF Student Government elections, the importance of voting is as relevant as ever.
Masks should be doubled up or tucked in every day, according to new findings from The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
The view from the UF Bat Houses this week was a unique sight to behold — but it wasn’t because of the usual swarm of bats ascending into the sunset.
A new Library West exhibit documents the Gainesville community’s response to the Black Lives Matter movement.
Every afternoon, Ardell Wright unveils East Gainesville’s hidden gems on 98.9 Jamz.
With Spring just over one month away, UF hammered out plans for a return to campus and face-to-face classes. Not much will change.
UF, like most universities, has time-and-again expressed concerns for the well-being of its community during this unprecedented pandemic. UF, unlike most universities, has also asked the same community to choose between dying and having a job come Spring 2021.
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