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UF Innovation Academy students are creating solutions to health issues in the form of algae-collecting robots, a mental health support website for teenagers and more. Students had five weeks to complete their health and wellness solutions for the Summer A showcase.
Kayla Burnett is on a mission to provide customized gender-neutral clothing to people of all body types and identities.
For artists like Hannah Banciella, onion skins are more than just food scraps.
Gov. Ron DeSantis signed Florida’s state budget June 2, approving $101 billion to distribute across the state.
Students have been fighting for further recognition of UF’s Black population for decades. Now, the university is working to install a marker recognizing its first Black students.
The final beam above the entryway for the James W. “Bill” Heavener Football Center was set in place and screwed in tight on Tuesday afternoon.
From popcorn machines to winter coats, the Humane Society of North Central Florida’s new south campus Thrift Boutique received a wide variety of donations to help support animals in need.
Nathan Heastie zig-zags through traffic on his electric skateboard Tuesday evenings, just minutes away from hours of rock climbing.
In its effort to make a safer and more sustainable campus, UF will begin its first steps this summer to transform the academic core of campus into an auto-free zone.
Attending conference calls with investors in the car, filing patents and staying up until dawn to discuss app updates — all in a day’s work.
Faith Maniti always tries to bring Filipino food to parties.
With limited parking lots and established decal zones, UF students often struggle to bring their vehicles to campus to attend classes.
After several pedestrian deaths in the last year, West University Avenue traffic is slowing down with new safety measures.
A blend of ax-throwing, live music and fundraising for children with severe illnesses will take place at The Hatchetbury this month.
Of all of the descriptors associated with Lea Thomas’ music, she would choose “free” as her favorite.
After the COVID-19 pandemic turned down the volume on live-music events last year, Gainesville Girls Rock Camp (GGRC) will be jamming out in person for its 2021 summer session.
College students collaborated internationally in a competition to produce ideas for sustainable development in technology without jeopardizing future generations.
Santa Fe College partnered with the Florida Department of Health in Alachua County to host a COVID-19 vaccine event Thursday, providing 442 doses of the Moderna vaccine to students, faculty, staff and community members.
This article has been updated to reflect that UF Student Government did not violate its own codes by holding virtual committee meetings and will not break them by holding virtual meetings as long as a federal state of emergency is declared. The article has also been updated to reflect that in order to meet quorum, 51 senators must be present. The Alligator previously reported otherwise.
COVID-19 affected everyone in countless ways, and the University of Florida’s College of the Arts experienced its own wave of difficulties because of the pandemic. Like most of the classes offered at UF, the performing arts courses had to switch to an online environment at the end of Spring 2020. As the new school year rolled around, classes started returning to in-person settings, but the traditional atmosphere of learning and performance remained changed.
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