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(09/23/20 3:59pm)
University of Florida as an institution spends an additional $380,110,000.00 annually on goods and services. University of Florida employs 11% of the Gainesville work force. Due to the student population of the University of Florida, Gainesville has the highest percentage of people between the ages of 18-34 years of any major market in Florida. Gainesville also has the lowest median age of any major market in the state. More than 93.6% of the student population are loyal readers of The Alligator.
(09/23/20 3:44pm)
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(09/23/20 11:41am)
Eleven election violation complaints were discussed on Monday evening by the UF Student Government Election Commission. Two of them were against The Alligator and both were dismissed in under two minutes.
(09/23/20 8:29am)
With his usual quirkiness, Sven Gamsky bounces on a bounding horse while singing in the music video for his new song “BS.” In the song, released Sept. 10, his soft sounds are expected, but his unique beats and sounds are all new.
(09/22/20 9:00pm)
U.S armed forces prohibit active-duty service members from engaging in partisan activities and have a tradition of neutrality. However, President Donald Trump’s recent comments on dead soldiers have veterans picking a side.
(09/22/20 8:28pm)
The deadline for Monday is the previous Thursday by 4pm.
(09/22/20 7:10pm)
The Independent Florida Alligator is an award-winning, student-run newspaper covering the University of Florida and the greater Gainesville area. Its daily reporting covers news, sports, art and culture, investigations and a Spanish-language section, El Caimán. It is the largest student-run newspaper in the United States, with a daily circulation of 14,000 and a readership of more than 21,000. About 100 students from the University of Florida and Santa Fe College serve on The Alligator's staff each semester. The Alligator prints on a weekly basis, with free copies distributed every Monday to newsracks on campus and around Gainesville.
(09/22/20 11:32am)
“One for the road” has taken on a whole new meaning in downtown Gainesville.
(09/21/20 4:11pm)
Corbin Bolies, 21, university administration reporter for The Independent Florida Alligator, met for an exclusive interview with UF President Kent Fuchs, 65, on Wednesday.
(09/21/20 3:57pm)
Corbin Bolies, 21, university administration reporter for The Independent Florida Alligator, met for an exclusive interview with UF President Kent Fuchs, 65, on Wednesday.
(09/21/20 3:57pm)
It was nearly 1 p.m. on a Wednesday in September and UF President Kent Fuchs, jacket-less and donning a white KN95 mask, was running late.
(09/16/20 12:08am)
The Student Government Senate minority party, Inspire Party, is not running for election this Fall, but Level Up, a non-affiliated, newly-formed party is, along with four others.
(09/14/20 10:40am)
We thought it. We know you thought it too—but sadly, it wasn't meant to be.
(09/10/20 3:56pm)
Students interested in running for Student Government Senate this Fall election can begin registering Friday.
(09/09/20 1:27pm)
In the past, community members would gather to bid farewell to their dead. Now, services are limited to immediate family members while others watch from a phone or computer screen.
(09/06/20 4:40pm)
There’s nothing quite like walking into a bookstore and soaking in the stories waiting on the shelves. Today, Sept. 6 is National Read a Book Day.
(09/04/20 7:04pm)
A Student Government party that fell apart in Spring is back with the same leader. Two new parties will appear for the first time on the SG ballot.
(09/04/20 4:19pm)
Dennis Peters spends his days under cows.
(08/31/20 6:00am)
Any UF student will be able to tell you what six times six is: 36, the score they got on the ACT — but how come no one at UF seems to be able to figure out what six feet for social distancing looks like?
(08/30/20 9:47pm)
March 12 – NCAA cancels the remaining athletic events due to the COVID-19 pandemic. This includes the men’s and women’s basketball tournaments as well as all other championships. Notable sports cut short included gymnastics, golf, baseball, softball, tennis, and track and field.
