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A woman strips down. The stage lights glow blue and red, bouncing off the dozens of rhinestones attached to her jeans, shoes and underwear.
Seventeen angel statues face outward at the memorial at Pine Trails Park in Parkland, Florida. The statues were put up for the vigil the day after the shooting.
A photo of tampons.
A photo of tampons.
A young boy lays down a flower at the victim’s memorials outside Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School on March 3.
More than 300 people gather outside Gainesville City Hall to listen to Commissioner Harvey Ward Jr. speak about the Charlottesville, Virginia white supremacy rally and encourage people to get involved with their community.
State Sen. Keith Perry (District 8, Republican) said he will make it his job to bring early voting locations to colleges and universities as he and other local politicians debated how to get college students to vote early.
After accidentally sending Alachua County an incorrect payment for Richard Spencer’s event, UF has reimbursed the county with a $67,461.11 check.
A young boy lays down a flower at the victim’s memorials outside Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School on March 3.
Seventeen angel statues face outward at the memorial at Pine Trails Park in Parkland, Florida. The statues were put up for the vigil the day after the shooting.
Julia Tiplea knows grief.
Dan Mullen could only afford one bottle of Gatorade a week during his first coaching job.
A photo of tampons.
Dozens of anonymous people told the same story.
Gainesville Regional Utilities said a power outage that initially affected nearly1,500 people has been mostly resolved.
A photo of tampons.
UF is asking Alachua County to give back the money the university sent for Richard Spencer’s speaking costs after it was charged on Jan. 10.
When the knock on her door came, Avnee Mistry was prepared.
More than a dozen students showed up at Tuesday’s senate meeting to speak against Student Government’s initial decision to deny funding for free menstrual products on campus.
Janine Sikes, the assistant Vice President of public Affairs, resigned from her position Tuesday morning, according to an email from a UF official.
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