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Paradise Lost

Paradise Park offered an oasis for black people in a time of segregation. It closed following desegregation, but two women are trying to re-open it.

Civil Reitz

The namesakes of some of UF's most iconic buildings undermine the school's stated commitment to diversity.

Taking Down the Boys

The only two women on UF's wrestling team are taking down barriers.

A Seedy
Operation

Free labor is the cornerstone of the American prison system. IFAS is but one of the countless entities taking advantage of it.

Cold Reception

The city of Gainesville says it supports the undocumented. But what is it actually doing to protect them?

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Frankly Speaking: Outside In

by Tyler Francischine, July 27, 2017

This month, Tyler teases apart personal identity from environment, revealing how human beings and kitchen sponges are more similar than you might think.

Frankly Speaking Online

Civil Reitz

by Anne Marie Tamburro, July 19, 2017

The namesakes of some of UF's most iconic buildings undermine the school's stated commitment to diversity.

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A Seedy Operation

by Vincent McDonald, July 19, 2017

What would IFAS be without prison labor?

Articles Civil Rights Government

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- No Guts, No Glory
  GUTFest, an underground theatre festival, encourages artists to "risk it all."
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  The only two women on UF's wrestling team are taking down barriers.
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  This month, Tyler confronts the pressure to conform.
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Paradise Park offered an oasis for black people in a time of segregation. It closed following desegregation, but two women are trying to re-open it.

The namesakes of some of UF's most iconic buildings undermine the school's stated commitment to diversity.

The only two women on UF's wrestling team are taking down barriers.

Free labor is the cornerstone of the American prison system. IFAS is but one of the countless entities taking advantage of it.

The city of Gainesville says it supports the undocumented. But what is it actually doing to protect them?

Featured Posts

Frankly Speaking: Outside In

Civil Reitz

A Seedy Operation

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