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 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 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 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 Max Warren

We’re becoming increasingly plugged in. And I worry, as everything that possibly can go digital does so, that we’re going to be unwilling to wait patiently on the things that can’t.

By Richard Blake

Fight Back Florida is a network of progressive students, labor activists, and workers throughout Florida that fight for accessible education and the rights of working families.

By Fine Print Staff

The City of Gainesville has two seats up for election on Jan. 31, the District 1 Commissioner and at-large 1 City Commissioner. The two people elected will be in office for at least the next three years, so here’s some background on your choices.

By Travis Epes

Instead of this week’s usual comic, I present you a tea flea playing a broken piano.

By Travis Epes

This week’s comic originally appeared in The Fine Print’s Fall 2011 issue.

By Max Warren

Zion is the kind of small town that too many of us Last Generation kids never escape. Community college and the food-service-industry greedily devour a lot of the town’s youth.