A Private Affair
May 19, 2015Members of Gainesville's trans community object to a local art gallery featuring anonymous photos of women's vulvas.
All posts by Samantha Schuyler
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Chart the Course
March 21, 2015A local charter school founded by five women, set to launch in fall 2016, will encourage critical thinking, emotional intelligence and social activism.
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Band of Sisters
October 27, 2014An activist collective developed in the wake of early fall's series of sexual assaults to reclaim the conversation of rape culture on their terms.
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Lost in the Shuffle
April 25, 2014To make ends meet, migrant farm worker families regularly uproot their homes to move with the seasons--but at the expense of their children's education.
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Goodwill Hunting
February 28, 2014In exchange for taking care of Alachua County conservation lands, select members of the community are given the privilege of hunting on the lands.
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Exile on Main Street
December 7, 2013The new Gainesville fire station will uproot the Church of Holy Colors and the Repurpose Project, making a dent in the South Main Street art community.
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The Coffee Buzz
December 7, 2013With Gainesville’s plethora of coffee shops, roasters and self-proclaimed connoisseurs, you wouldn’t want to be without knowledge of some coffee basics.
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Office Space: Mary Robison
December 7, 2013Author and UF creative writing professor Mary Robison had trouble with regular offices. So she uses a coffee shop instead.
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The Doctor Is In
October 31, 2013Our exclusive interview with philosopher and political activist Noam Chomsky, who visited Gainesville for the 20th anniversary of the Civic Media Center.
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Battling for Plan B
May 19, 2013Protesters organized by the Gainesville chapter of National Women's Liberation filled the 13th Street CVS on May 17, demanding that the morning-after pill be available over the counter.