By Ashira Morris

Nine cadets were handpicked to spend their summer living the hacker life in a historic Gainesville house. This isn’t your average summer project.

By Fine Print Staff

Lend an ear to yet another month of our hand-picked tunes to keep you cool through these balmy nights.

By Samantha Schuyler

Protesters organized by the Gainesville chapter of National Women’s Liberation filled the 13th Street CVS on May 17, demanding that the morning-after pill be available over the counter.

By Fine Print Staff

Start your summer off right with The Fine Print’s latest mix. Pair with anything from wild city adventures to lazy beach days.

By Charlene Hewitt

What’s the deal with raw dairy and why in the world is it always labeled “not for human consumption?”

By Tyler Francischine

“What do you want to do?” Tyler shares her thoughts on this very familiar question and the compromises we must make en route to the answer.

By Anna Prizzia

A lush seed library and a vast farm invite Gainesville to dig around, get dirty and sprout something new.

By Lily Wan

The final remediation plan for the Koppers Superfund site awaits a federal judge’s approval, but some citizens demand more.