By Lily Wan

Where does your food come from? Monsanto representatives (and a handful of angry protesters) are here at UF to “educate” us.

By Diana Moreno

Outside Florida’s Republican primary debate at the University of South Florida, about 200 protesters voiced their objections to a broken system.

By Christine Csencsitz

The UF College Democrats chapter is looking to improve Gainesville’s historically low voter turn-out in local elections by focusing on students, 42 percent of the city’s overall population.

By Lydia Fiser

Make your voice heard at the Think Local Civic Forum on Wednesday, Jan. 18 from 7:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. at the downtown public library (401 E. University Ave.).

By Fine Print Staff

The Winter 2011 issue of The Fine Print is out and about town. Can’t get your hands on a copy? Here you go.

By Melanie Brkich

Republican-sponsored voter ID laws, allegedly designed to prevent voter fraud, run the risk of marginalizing women, minorities, youth, and low-income voters. Is the GOP’s anti-fraud crusade tainted by ulterior motives?

By Max Warren

As we move into 2012, I’ve noticed that most people seem preoccupied with two things: resolutions and the coming Apocalypse. I personally am expecting little on December 21, 2012. But, you see, there’s a certain secret I want you to know.

By Caitlin Luedke

Between open-studio nights and a multitude of classes, Sew Make Do is working to create a space in the community for crafters of all levels.

By Fine Print Staff

Reviews of locally grown and produced albums. Featuring Greenland is Melting, Far Away Planes, Ancient River, The Boswellians, and Ars Phoenix. We apologize for posting this late.

By Diana Moreno

Gainesville Compost began when UF graduate Chris Cano turned his passions, sustainability and gardening, into his own business. The goal was simple: to turn waste into food using local resources.