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Irfan Kovankaya, a 21-year-old UF political science junior, stops by the #StarbucksBIKE to buy a cup of nitro cold brew coffee before class.
Irfan Kovankaya, a 21-year-old UF political science junior, stops by the #StarbucksBIKE to buy a cup of nitro cold brew coffee before class.
Andrew Gillum, a Florida governmental candidate, stopped in his hometown of Gainesville Monday at Mt. Pleasant United Methodist Church to meet and talk with supporters.
Gail Johnson speaks to attendees at her first Community Conversation held Friday evening at the LifeSouth Community Blood Center.
Gail Johnson speaks to attendees at her first Community Conversation held Friday evening at the LifeSouth Community Blood Center.
Fourth grader Brianna Smith holds out a Dr. Seuss book to show the picture to other kids in her after-school program.
Andrew Gillum, a Florida governmental candidate, stopped in his hometown of Gainesville Monday at Mt. Pleasant United Methodist Church to meet and talk with supporters.
Andrew Gillum, a Florida governmental candidate, stopped in his hometown of Gainesville Monday at Mt. Pleasant United Methodist Church to meet and talk with supporters.
Representatives from Gainesville Incarcerated Workers Organizing Committee and Fight Toxic Prisons listen while an inmate speaks over the phone.
Representatives from Gainesville Incarcerated Workers Organizing Committee and Fight Toxic Prisons listen while an inmate speaks over the phone.
People march on Plaza of the Americas during Take Back The Night.
City Commissioner David Arreola speaks outside of the closed Gainesville Job Corps Office on Wednesday for the Gainesville stop in the Rick’s Recession tour.
Recreation leader Diane Latson-Harden stirs green scrambled eggs as kids gather around and watch curiously.
Fourth grader Brianna Smith holds out a Dr. Seuss book to show the picture to other kids in her after-school program.
Fourth grader Brianna Smith holds out a Dr. Seuss book to show the picture to other kids in her after-school program.
Sweta Madem, a 19-year-old UF biology freshman, helps lay down pencils Friday to set a world record for the longest line of pencils in succession. Madem said she heard about the event from a friend and decided to help out.
Sweta Madem, a 19-year-old UF biology freshman, helps lay down pencils Friday to set a world record for the longest line of pencils in succession. Madem said she heard about the event from a friend and decided to help out.
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