Earlier this month, the Fine Print published an in-depth investigation into sexual assault and harassment that have occurred between members at the Acrosstown Repertory Theater.
At Flashbacks, a commune-fund-turned-passion for the old, new and wacky, patrons can find wares from vintage clothes to funky furniture and shop like it’s going out of style.
How could the surge in development-related construction affect Gainesville's environment?
In a transient college town, Andrew Chadwick has kept Action Research going for over 10 years.
Volunteers at the Acrosstown Repertory Theater are speaking out against sexual assault and harassment despite fears of retaliation.
Better than your abuela's: La Cocina de Abuela opens in northeast Gainesville. Plus: Abuela's recipe for flan.
As we mark the 200th anniversary of the outbreak of the Seminole War, each of us in the Gainesville community has a responsibility to evaluate our relationship to this land’s history of colonialism, imperialism and ethnic cleansing.
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.
