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Following the opening of its LGBTQ+ Resource Center March 29, Santa Fe College is celebrating Pride Month through virtual activities and events featuring a Pride parade, student activity bags, a community art project and a trivia night.
Growing up in Gainesville, Michael Tudeen watched his two fathers face discrimination — bigotry that often spilled over into his life as a young boy.
Light rain and gray skies did not stop about 70 people from gathering at Depot Park Saturday morning for a 3.1-mile walk to end Gainesville’s “Journey to Juneteenth” celebration.
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.
After years of struggling to find healthy products for her natural Black hair, Hatdrika Noble-Monroe decided to make her own. She launched Swarthy Hair Co. in November, and the company’s website made over $1,000 and had about 300 visitors on its first night.
Wayne Forehand’s phone unfailingly rings every Monday at noon. On the other end: a call from a Centers for Disease Control and Prevention study.
After more than nine and half months, Alachua County Public Schools students and teachers will complete an entire school year amid the COVID-19 pandemic Wednesday.
Following a growing interest in tiny-house living, Alachua County officials and residents are considering how to incorporate the small homes into the community.
Swamp City Gallery Lounge is all about the green, but this June, they’re embracing the rainbow.
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.
Mas de un año después del primer caso de COVID-19 en el condado de Alachua, el capítulo ContraCOVID de Gainesville se mantiene firme en el cumplimiento de su misión: proporcionar información actualizada y multilingüe información para la comunidad.
With mask mandates falling by the wayside as vaccine distribution increases, attendees’ noses were able to appreciate the enticing aromas of barbecue, Asian and vegan cuisine on Saturday. The Original Food Truck Rally, hosted by the High Dive, invited eight restaurants to showcase different cuisines to Gainesville locals.
UF plans to demolish 36% of on-campus Graduate Family Housing, as reported in the Gainesville Sun and The Alligator. This is one instance in a series of recent decisions that shows UF does not value graduate students as much as it values our labor.
Nathan Heastie zig-zags through traffic on his electric skateboard Tuesday evenings, just minutes away from hours of rock climbing.
Six-year-old Mariana Altomare was too young to have any vivid memories of her father’s battle with lung cancer.
Attending conference calls with investors in the car, filing patents and staying up until dawn to discuss app updates — all in a day’s work.
College athletes are about to get paid. Again.
After a lengthy hiatus, live music events are finally ringing in their grand return.
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