Student organizers from local high schools wrote to The Fine Print about why you should participate in their efforts to decrease gun violence in schools, including their march, #LetUsMarch, March 10 at the Oaks Mall at 11 a.m.
A UF professor has a first-hand perspective on the civil rights movement.
Four months after Hurricane Maria, the Caribbean still needs our help.
Gainesville’s last feminist bookstore closed in December, but its story lives on.
Public libraries are viewed as a democratic achievement, but we need to examine the ways in which they fall short.
As UF's fall semester winds down, The Fine Print takes a look back at the days leading up to, and the protest of, Richard Spencer's Oct. 19 speaking engagement at the Phillips Center.
Unlike some big-name national parks, whose tickets might be getting a $70 price tag in the coming year, you can leave your wallet at home for nearly all of our local flora and fauna haunts.
Gentrification in Gainesville is happening at a rapid and visually apparent pace.
Panagioti Tsolkas and Karen Smith are organizing for environmental justice for prisoners.
Santa Fe College's counseling center has four full-time counselors and one therapy dog. But after calling all the state colleges in Florida, the center's coordinator discovered that this is an anomaly. Out of 28 colleges, 21 don't offer a counseling center at all.
