The Wooly continues to give hyperpop a stage with themed night
(11/20/21 8:03pm)
In the intersection between a gay club and an underground rave, hyperpop is quickly finding its place in the local nightlife scene.
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Cynthia Chestnut and Matt Howland progress to City Commission runoff
(11/17/21 4:58am)
Longtime Gainesville politician Cynthia Chestnut and City Commission newcomer Matt Howland will go head to head in a runoff election in January.
Black Voters Matter organize voter engagement event for Gainesville’s Special Election
(11/17/21 1:19am)
The Black Voters Matter organization held a special event to encourage city community members’ participation in the Gainesville City Commission special election.
Gators recruit carries on Florida family legacy
(11/16/21 3:54pm)
A wide-eyed nine-year-old Jayden Gibson watched from the stadium as the Gators stormed the field.
Emails show Stricklin acknowledged Newbauer abuse
(11/15/21 2:06pm)
A Florida women’s basketball player once wondered if she should slam the ball down in the middle of a game, walk off the court, turn to head coach Cam Newbauer and say:
A relative stranger: Gainesville resident finds biological family after 28-year search
(11/15/21 1:59pm)
Robert Lightner ached to learn more about his mother’s side of the family.
Look what you made us do: a Taylor Swift roundtable
(11/12/21 5:09pm)
It’s a story we know all too well — small-town girl, big reputation.
A nationwide housing crisis hits locally
(11/09/21 6:47pm)
The state of affordable housing in Alachua County continues to deteriorate. Tenants across the board are being crushed by rising rent prices.
The latest news on UF’s barring of professors from testifying against the state
(11/05/21 6:42pm)
This is a developing story. Check back for current updates.
Gainesville unveils data on immigrants for National Immigrant Day
(11/05/21 3:10pm)
E. Stanley Richardson stood before about 30 people at City Hall Thursday morning to read his own poetry on humanity, kindness and belonging. He is Alachua County’s first poet laureate, sharing poetry at county events and mentoring aspiring poets.
Students, state leaders discuss unease and climate action at Campus Climate Corps conference
(11/01/21 2:31pm)
To climate leaders both on UF’s campus and across the state, climate change is what’s scaring them most this Halloween.
Briggs, teammates defend Kelly Rae Finley in first team media since Newbauer scandal
(10/28/21 7:54pm)
The Florida Gators women’s basketball team held its first media availability since abuse allegations were levied against former head coach Cam Newbauer. Interim head coach Kelly Rae Finley and several players took turns addressing the program at the podium.
UF astronomy doctoral graduate files lawsuit for discrimination, unpaid wages
(10/25/21 1:21pm)
Dr. Sankalp Gilda was exhausted. He balanced 60-hour work weeks with a doctoral student load at the behest of his supervisor, migraines and regular discrimination from his status as an Indian international student.
A farm animal’s ‘happily ever after’: Critter Creek Farm Sanctuary
(10/25/21 12:45pm)
Seymour, challenged by a herd of cows, hoofed his 3,000 pounds of stubbornness into the ground. But between the headbuts, he laid his head down and twisted his leg into his curled horn.
FEST Wrestling: Let the bodies hit the floor
(10/22/21 8:55pm)
Tables, ladders, chairs, and doors…
Johnston Chiropractic Health Center closes doors amid sexual assault claims, protests
(10/18/21 1:00pm)
The sign at the front of Johnston Chiropractic Health Center is inviting.
Gators take care of business, still have loose ends to tie up
(10/11/21 12:30pm)
The Florida Gators tallied 479 total yards, and quarterback Emory Jones tossed a career-high 273 yards and four touchdowns to help UF blank the Vanderbilt Commodores 42-0 Oct. 9.
Dear college coaches and athletics: Enough is enough
(10/08/21 1:00pm)
When I first stepped onto campus at Belmont University, I didn’t know that would begin both the best and worst four years of my life.
Gainesville’s interim director of equity of inclusion aims for change in new position
(10/06/21 4:53pm)
Zeriah Folston is focused on two values as he acclimates to his new job with the City of Gainesville: collaboration and compassion.
