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A course meant to recognize the diversity of Florida’s history has stirred up some unintended emotions in students, causing them to question the value of the course.
A Shands psychiatric patient was cornered by staff, shocked by force and left with lasting memory damage.
UF President Kent Fuchs’ Task Force on Outside Activities agreed to pass its policy and process recommendations in a meeting Monday, a week before its proposed deadline.
Gainesville commemorated victims of transphobic violence at a candlelight vigil for International Transgender Day of Remembrance Saturday.
A 12-hour car ride and encouraging words from a professor inspired a UF student to launch her own music podcast.
In the intersection between a gay club and an underground rave, hyperpop is quickly finding its place in the local nightlife scene.
Longtime Gainesville politician Cynthia Chestnut and City Commission newcomer Matt Howland will go head to head in a runoff election in January.
The Black Voters Matter organization held a special event to encourage city community members’ participation in the Gainesville City Commission special election.
A wide-eyed nine-year-old Jayden Gibson watched from the stadium as the Gators stormed the field.
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:
Robert Lightner ached to learn more about his mother’s side of the family.
It’s a story we know all too well — small-town girl, big reputation.
The state of affordable housing in Alachua County continues to deteriorate. Tenants across the board are being crushed by rising rent prices.
This is a developing story. Check back for current updates.
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.
To climate leaders both on UF’s campus and across the state, climate change is what’s scaring them most this Halloween.
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.
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.
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.
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