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Gainesville Police arrested a man accused of attempting to rape a woman at a Circle K convenience store, located at 2152 NW 39th Ave., on Saturday evening.
Andrew Lim told a group of about 30 people the LGBTQ+ community is not safe from rape culture.
My cursor hovered over the send button after I typed my pitch for a column about feminism. I’d read over the email half a dozen times, but I just couldn’t get myself to click.
A man was arrested after Gainesville Police said he pulled a woman from her electric wheelchair, forced her to the ground and sexually assaulted her.
Tessa Walters, 20, holds up a two-sided sign that reads "HOLD RAPISTS ACCOUNTABLE" and "STOP RAPE ON CAMPUS" while walking west on University Avenue during the Take Back the Night March and Rally to End Sexual Violence on Wed., April 4, 2018. About 200 people marched in a loop on campus from the Plaza of the Americas to 13th Street and Midtown and back. "Every woman I've known has an experience with sexual assault or harassment," the international studies sophomore said, "and more needs to be done about it."
Tessa Walters, 20, holds up a two-sided sign that reads "HOLD RAPISTS ACCOUNTABLE" and "STOP RAPE ON CAMPUS" while walking west on University Avenue during the Take Back the Night March and Rally to End Sexual Violence on Wed., April 4, 2018. About 200 people marched in a loop on campus from the Plaza of the Americas to 13th Street and Midtown and back. "Every woman I've known has an experience with sexual assault or harassment," the international studies sophomore said, "and more needs to be done about it."
This wasn’t supposed to be Mariam Mohamed’s first rally against sexual violence.
The simple black dress pinned onto a board caught Erin Andres’ eye as she made her way around the artwork displayed at the Civic Media Center, located at 433 S. Main St., on Friday night.
A Gainesville man is accused of raping his girlfriend last year on her birthday.
A UF student was arrested and charged Monday for sexual battery of a female friend of about four years after a fraternity function on Oct. 17, Gainesville Police said.
A Gainesville man who worked as a security guard at Hawthorne High School was arrested Friday for molesting a 14-year-old student, Alachua County Sheriff’s Office said.
UF College Democrats hosted the third and final Student Government debate before elections Tuesday.
Student Government political parties met with students to come up with campaign platform ideas Thursday.
A UF student was arrested Tuesday for sexual battery more than a year after the incident, Gainesville Police said.
A Gainesville man was convicted Wednesday of sex trafficking by force and promoting prostitution, the Department of Justice said.
Nicole (which is not her real name) was a freshman, a virgin and a long way from her Midwestern home. She indulged in the staples of first-semester college life like alcohol, fraternity parties and boys. Although she had heard stories of sexual assault on campus, she never thought its reach would extend to her.
Roy Moore. Al Franken. John Conyers. Bill Clinton. Harvey Weinstein. Bill O’Reilly. The list goes on. The past year has brought an onslaught of sexual harassment and assault allegations from Hollywood and Washington, D.C. It’s sad and telling that this is at least the second time this semester I’ve written about this topic, but it’s not going away anytime soon.
After conducting undercover surveillance of Tivoli Apartments in Gainesville, located at 2841 SW 13th St., since the rape of a UF student was reported there Wednesday, Gainesville Police arrested a 14-year-old Gainesville resident for the crime Saturday night.
“I’m low-key scared he’s going to sexually assault me.”
Harvey Weinstein. Roy Moore. Louis C.K. Sen. Al Franken. Kevin Spacey. President Donald Trump. That’s just off the top of my head. No, the gross crimes and actions these men have been accused of aren't the same and don't share moral equivalency. But the varying shades of sexual misconduct, assault allegations and rape charges indicate a systemic problem beyond Hollywood or Washington, D.C.
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