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Just as the world was in the middle of the COVID-19 pandemic, local houseplant shop Plantstay was preparing to launch into the local Gainesville area.
As thousands of students are back on campus for the Fall semester, UF has expanded wastewater testing to identify more COVID-19 cases and locate more areas that may have a higher risk of outbreaks.
Former NFL linebacker, activist and co-host of FS1’s “Speak for Yourself” Emmanuel Acho spoke live to UF students in a free event at the Curtis M. Phillips Center for the Performing Arts Monday.
Cries from a jail cell are not unheard of. But pursuant to state law, the tears of a newborn behind bars should be.
With linked arms and voices chanting “there’s blood on their hands” and “Black women matter,” about 100 protesters overtook the entrance of Alachua County Jail on Aug. 21.
Florida caught fire on the recruiting trail as it landed a second commitment from a prospect on back-to-back days.
A university-wide email sent Friday afternoon indicated some Fall 2021 classes may start the semester online. Hours later, the university reversed course.
If you’ve ever discussed my job with me, I’ve probably told you if I didn’t have to be a student to work at The Alligator, I would have dropped out of UF.
About 50 protesters gathered outside of Alachua County Jail Wednesday afternoon in unity with grieving mother Erica Thompson, a 25-year-old woman who lost her baby after giving birth in jail.
“Joy,” “support” and “understanding” were just a few of the words that came to attendees’ minds at the start of the virtual Reframe and Reclaim event Wednesday evening.
Protestors sprawled across the corner of West University Avenue and Northwest 13th Street July 16.
BYPPOCampus plans to change how people interact with food delivery by highlighting the power of networking.
Santa Fe College students’ futures depend on their college admission essays and applications — their life experiences compressed into about 650 words.
The Gainesville community gathered at the Historic Thomas Center at 302 NE Sixth Ave. on Thursday to host a conversation about gun violence.
The 2020-21 Florida Gators athletics season brought forward both good memories — like a national championship and walk-off victories — and ugly ones — like bitter rivalry losses and early postseason exits.
Ziba Ahmadi stood with a string placed between her fingers and a look of pure concentration upon her face.
Dresses, shoes, accessories and clutches overflowed the Pride Community Center of North Central Florida from Friday to Sunday, and every single person who walked into the pop-up prom shop left with something new.
Kayla Burnett is on a mission to provide customized gender-neutral clothing to people of all body types and identities.
For the first time, the Gainesville Fine Arts Association galleries are completely filled with pieces made exclusively by Black artists.
Halley Taylor’s love for Florida gymnastics started when she was 10 years old in the summer of 2010. Starstruck and in a T-shirt three sizes too large, Taylor nervously approached Amy Ferguson, her hero, at the Florida Gators gymnastics camp. She had just won Camper of the Day.
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