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Studying for the Medical College Admission Test is like training for a marathon, Basil Hashimi said. He created a study schedule and planned specific practice problems and exams right up until May 16.
A bank teller handed Lee Davis back her check. Insufficient funds, he told her. Davis shook her head and asked him to try it again.
After drawings of penises began speckling the screen and racial slurs flooded the chat box, UF professor Xiang Bi decided to shut down her virtual Zoom class last week. She reopened a new classroom requiring a password a few minutes later and resumed teaching.
I’m here to set the record straight.
Happy Kiss Pole Fitness all started with a pastel pink birthday card.
Slackline in hand, bare feet spread in Plaza of the Americas’ green grass, Germel Dasalla refused to let social distancing keep him from being outside.
The Trump administration announced Friday that states can cancel federally required school testing this year to protect students and teachers, a measure that some states had requested as they shut down schools over the coronavirus pandemic.
Editor’s Note: President Kent Fuchs told The Alligator he received hundreds of emails from students since UF announced classes would move fully online through the end of the Spring semester. At his request, and with the permission of the email’s author, we are printing one of the emails on this page along with his reply.
As a Muslim, Wafaa Ateyah said she felt most vulnerable during the 2016 presidential election.
I’m not going to sit here and sugarcoat it.
After nearly no legislation was passed in Fall, the Senate elected a president Tuesday who has never written legislation for UF.
Dr. Scott Rivkees has been the subject of investigations into sexual harassment and financial misconduct during his time at UF. Now, he is awaiting confirmation as the state surgeon general, where he could oversee the Florida Department of Health and more than 100 state health operations.
A new exhibit has opened up in honor of women’s historical contributions to conserving the Everglades.
The Sunshine State isn’t so great — at least, that’s what a Colorado business group wants Gainesville residents to think.
Upon entering the University Gallery to see the Fine Arts College Council Juried Arts Exhibit, it is clear that this is no ordinary art show. The exhibit, which opened Friday, showcases varying color schemes and the distinct styles of each artist.
Students and food service workers are disappointed in UF’s President Kent Fuchs.
With runners at first and third, Jacob Young stood at the plate in the top of the eleventh inning with his team’s undefeated record resting on his shoulders.
His Native American mother taught him to protect the earth and to cherish it. During the film “Poisoning Paradise,” about communities in Hawaii surrounded by experimental test sites for pesticides, David Ruiz, a 37-year-old resident of Gainesville, said he felt provoked.
Heartwood Soundstage will host its fourth annual Heartwood Music Festival today.
For the second week in a row, junior midfielder Shannon Kavanagh proved to be the deciding factor for a Florida win.
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