Smithsonian Magazine

  • This Groundbreaking Initiative Ushers the Rich Tapestry of Mayan Languages Into the Digital Age

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  • How the Etch A Sketch Etched Itself Into Pop Culture

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  • How Underwater Archaeology Brings Secrets to the Surface, From Lost Shipwrecks to Submerged Cities

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  • Fishermen in the Brazilian Amazon Discover Enormous Funerary Urns Beneath a Toppled Tree

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  • A New Memorial Will Honor Elizabeth II With a Bridge Inspired by Her Diamond-Studded Wedding Tiara

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  • To Protest British Taxes, Men Dumped Tea Into Boston Harbor. With the Edenton Tea Party, Colonial Women Took a Different Approach

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Bloomberg

  • Key Beef Supplier to the US Has a Dirty Secret, Film Says

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  • Boom Time for Banks: The Bloomberg Close, Americas Edition

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  • Tiffany’s NYC Flagship Store Escapes Damage From Nearby Fire

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IJNET

  • Born in Nicaragua, forced into exile: The case of Divergentes

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  • Who is telling Eritrea’s stories?

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  • Embracing AI: How to stay ahead of the curve

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  • The next generation: How to run a successful youth journalism program

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  • Arrest of award-winning journalist puts Guatemalan press freedom on the line

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  • The challenge of doing journalism in Nicaragua's authoritarian context

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  • How journalists can partner with outside organizations

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  • Story ideas and tips for keeping up with COVID-19

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  • How to make a profit in the modern media landscape

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  • Tips for addressing electoral disinformation

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  • Navigating career transitions: Key tips and advice

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  • Tips for covering the Republican and Democratic national conventions

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New York City News Service

  • Sunset Park’s Guatemalan Population Growth Spurs New Businesses

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  • Community Nonprofit Facilitates Family Reunions After Decades of Separation

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  • New York Flu Season Lingers: What’s Causing it and Who’s Most at Risk?

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  • Paws and Pours? Brooklyn Spirits Bar Hosts Dog Adoption Event

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  • Water Conservation Takes Center Stage With Giant Droplets Exhibit in Bryant Park

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  • Green-Wood Cemetery Creates Safe Spaces to Talk About Death

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WUFT News

  • From Wi-Fi Hotspots To Language Learning, Alachua County Library District Serves Community During Pandemic

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  • Parents Can Still Enroll Their Children In Alachua County Head Start Program

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  • Gainesville Church Provides Playground For Children With Special Needs

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  • Creators of American Girls Podcast Talk About Their Friendship And Passion At UF Workshop

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  • Community IDs Enable Undocumented Citizens To Receive COVID-19 Vaccine

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The Independent Florida Alligator

  • Florida's District 3 candidates on police reform

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  • A guide to masking up in Gainesville: Rules, consequences, how to

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  • George Floyd's relatives speak to UF about their fight for racial justice

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  • UF first-generation students navigate college in the midst of a new reality

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  • Faculty and graduate students demand UF listen to concerns about Spring courses

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  • UF freshmen miss out on first semester experiences

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  • UF faculty and graduate students protest demanding UF reverses in-person plans for Spring

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  • Progressive organizations host post-election rallies at Gainesville City Hall

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