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The University of Florida Board of Trustees will meet Tuesday to discuss who will be the university’s interim president following Ben Sasse’s resignation last week.
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Scientists from the McGuire Center’s Daniels Lab, a research group specializing in the study of insect biodiversity and conservation, were on hand to showcase an array of live native insects, part of the Florida Museum’s “Science Up Close: Incredible Insects” exhibit.
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Trenita White was the first Black faculty member at Santa Fe College to establish Juneteenth events for students, faculty, staff and the Gainesville community. She she realized many people didn't know about the day, she decided to do something about it.
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A black bear was spotted on the University of Florida’s campus Thursday morning, just east of UF's band practice field near Mowry Road.
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The Teen Midnight Basketball youth program consists of a monthly event held by the City of Gainesville every first Friday from April to August.
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The Supreme Court weighed whether a UF graduate student could seek to require the school to refund money for services not provided during a campus shutdown in 2020.
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Marion County Public Schools are offering free breakfast and lunch to all students 18 years and younger–no questions asked.
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After federal grant funding ran out, a woman who mentored homeless students in Alachua County lost her job. Now, her students will have to find a way forward without her.
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Two meetings this week put the focus on the amount of time and resources Alachua County Public Schools employees are spending on book challenges.
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A University of Florida research employee and students have been implicated in an illegal, multi-million dollar scheme investigated by the Justice Department to fraudulently buy thousands of biochemical samples of dangerous drugs and toxins that were delivered to a campus laboratory then illicitly shipped to China over seven years, according to federal court records.
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Some high-achieving Santa Fe High School students are barred from attending the high school’s student government class by the school administration -- but one student is working to change the rules.