A student with a learning disability walked into the office of Dana Lindsey.
Bennye Alligood started working at Santa Fe College as a 17-year-old student, just two years after the college was first established in 1965.
Through a project known as “Cuba: Million Bible Mission,” The Rock of Gainesville Church is trying to raise more than $5 million to send a million Bibles to Cuba.
A man grabs his girlfriend around the neck, puts her head under the bathtub’s faucet and threatens to turn it on. He holds the woman’s cellphone in his hand, convinced she is talking to other men. In actuality, he cheated on her and frequently abused her.
Tatiana Kelly stood shyly next to her older sister and a friend at a peace rally Sunday.
Charlotte Russe is bringing clothing, shoes and accessories to the Oaks Mall this weekend — all available at a 10-percent discount to UF and Santa Fe College students.
On Friday night, the walls of Santa Fe College’s Fine Arts Hall resonated with the same award-winning vocals that took home the title of American Idol in 2003.
Go to Midtown on any given night, and you’ll experience quintessential Gainesville — a tidal wave of singles on the prowl.
Students who steered clear of Sorority and Fraternity Row this semester in favor of a more independent and alternative lifestyle can still rush today on Plaza of the Americas.
Sgt. Maj. Kevin Watt started playing the trumpet 41 years ago. He now performs with the Jazz Ambassadors U.S. Army Field Band.
Santa Fe College is competing for $1 million after being recognized as one of the top 10 community colleges in the nation.
On my first day of classes as a UF transfer student, I wasn’t lost. I knew exactly where I was.
Santa Fe College will host a contemporary Cuban art exhibit today with sensory-friendly accommodations.
Santa Fe College will host a contemporary Cuban art exhibit today with sensory-friendly accommodations.
New alumna Janice Goodson has big plans.
Gainesville residents and students can take baby steps into the world of 3-D printing with a new course a local technology company is launching on Thursday.
If a Santa Fe College student needs to use the bathroom, there are two options: male or female.
Through the help of a grant, a national business career and leadership program is suiting up its UF team to empower women.
At about 2 and a half minutes, Tuesday’s hearing in the Pedro Bravo case might have been its shortest yet.
A new exhibit at Santa Fe College showcases photographs from artists living in several countries but using the same low-tech equipment: disposable cameras.
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