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Applying to college can be overwhelming. Applicants have to contend with lofty admissions requirements, a barrage of deadlines differing by school and an array of essay topics that leave 500 words to share a life story.
UF Student Government’s current majority party, Gator Party, dominated the elections Wednesday night, winning 37 of the 50 Senate seats. Independent candidates won the two seats that it ran for and one seat remains vacant.
Two Senate candidates decided to run for UF Senate seats without any party affiliation, despite the unusually high number of party options in this Student Government election.
The Florida Independent Alligator news box and one other news box near Midtown, located on West University Avenue, are seen knocked over on Saturday night, Oct 3, 2020. (Zachariah Chou/Alligator Staff)
The Florida Independent Alligator news box and one other news box near Midtown, located on West University Avenue, are seen knocked over on Saturday night, Oct 3, 2020. (Zachariah Chou/Alligator Staff)
Sarah Gutierrez’s parents couldn’t tell her what to expect from college.
Alyssa Pearson finds that every time she’s in one of her Zoom classes, one of her family members peeks around the door, asks her about what she is doing and attempts to carry a lengthy conversation.
The Alachua County Commission may use land for an energy project near the City of Archer.
Despite living through the uncertainty of the COVID-19 pandemic, several businesses and restaurants in Gainesville represent cultures of love, hard work and community through this year’s Hispanic Heritage Month.
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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.
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.
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.
The deadline for Monday is the previous Thursday by 4pm.
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.
“One for the road” has taken on a whole new meaning in downtown Gainesville.
Corbin Bolies, 21, university administration reporter for The Independent Florida Alligator, met for an exclusive interview with UF President Kent Fuchs, 65, on Wednesday.
Corbin Bolies, 21, university administration reporter for The Independent Florida Alligator, met for an exclusive interview with UF President Kent Fuchs, 65, on Wednesday.
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