5 years of UF theft data show riskiest locations, months for swiped bikes
Analysis of bicycle theft patterns across University of Florida campus, identifying high-risk locations and seasonal trends in theft reports.
Examination of how rural Florida counties receive sewage sludge from urban areas for land application, raising environmental and health concerns while excluding rural residents from planning decisions.
Investigation into library usage patterns and the decision to extend Marston Science Library hours despite low nighttime usage data.
Data analysis revealing increased unemployment rates among recent college graduates in the post-COVID job market.
Comparative analysis of student government election turnout rates at UF compared to similar large public universities.
A look at maintenance and improvement activities at the Florida Museum's Butterfly Rainforest exhibit during temporary closure, including animal care, infrastructure upgrades, and planned renovations.
Comprehensive guide to sexual health resources available to UF students and Gainesville community members.
Investigation into how reused school supplies make art programs more accessible for children despite budget constraints.
Examination of the lasting psychological and community impacts of the Gainesville Student Murders 35 years later.
Investigation into how frequent RTS bus schedule changes impact healthcare workers' ability to access medical facilities.
Profile of a local nonprofit that provides gardening education and skills training for adults with disabilities in Gainesville.
Exploration of a community program that connects volunteers with incarcerated individuals through book donations and correspondence.
Coverage of community concerns and town hall discussion about the One Big Beautiful Bill Act and its potential local impacts.
Coverage of Gainesville's Freedom Fest event celebrating Emancipation Day and Juneteenth with music, food, and community activities.
Report on the Cotton Club's sold-out Juneteenth breakfast event featuring performances, speeches, and celebration of Black Music Month.
Investigation into the experiences of transfer students at UF and efforts to build community and support networks for this underrepresented group.
Native tussock moth caterpillars have become prevalent across Alachua County during spring season, with experts weighing in on public reactions and safe handling of the fuzzy insects.
Personal account of community service work with UF Gulf Scholars program, focusing on environmental education and conservation.