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Gainesville is still a month or two away from having the COVID-19 vaccine becoming widely available, but city leaders are starting to make plans for when it is.
The Swamp restaurant, home to Saturday tailgates and the Freshman 15 burger, will be returning to Gainesville in a new location in August 2022.
UF Student Government Senate will continue meeting virtually, possibly in defiance of new rules.
UF Student Government had virtual events, in-person elections and sweeping UF Senate rule changes throughout the Fall.
As a person deeply interested in public service, it is no wonder that I gravitated toward the fields of journalism and politics.
Comedian Rob Riggle reminisced on his start in comedy and encouraged UF students to run toward their dream and make mistakes along the way.
Are you interested in growing your career in media and communications? Are you ready to join a network of alumni at organizations like the New York Times, Washington Post and Wall Street Journal? The Independent Florida Alligator is looking for its next team of reporters, editors and photographers for the Spring semester.
As an international student from Colombia living in the U.S., every once in a while, I find myself wondering “What defines freedom in America?” This question appears to be a subject of debate, even among the general populace here. Despite the frequency with which I engage the question, I never quite conclude what it truly means.
Sitting in her Seminole County home decorated with Moai statues and stocked with pareos, a Polynesian cloth garment, Izzy Kadzban received long-awaited news.
Joe Yzaguirre was a farmworker crew leader in Immokalee, Florida, where he bussed workers to farms each day.
The city commission did not fire Gainesville City Manager Lee Feldman in a special meeting Tuesday night despite recommendations to do so from an external audit, or independent examination.
Actor and comedian Rob Riggle, from “Step Brothers,” “21 Jump Street,” and “Saturday Night Live,” will share acting and military stories with UF students over Zoom for the last Accent event of the semester.
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The youngest Nobel Peace Prize winner Malala Yousafzai spoke to UF students over Zoom about her fight for girls’ education, the meaning of feminism and her family.
Non-UF Student Government students will no longer be allowed to sponsor or write legislation for UF Student Government.
This Fall, Gator Party won 45 out of the 50 contested Senate seats. This gave Gator Party a supermajority in the Senate chamber, holding over 75 of the 100 total Senate seats. Upon establishing this staggering dominance over the chamber, Gator Party and its senators have the near unilateral authority to do whatever they legislatively want. And what did they do?
Residents affected by Hurricane Eta stand in a line to receive donated food in Planeta, Honduras, Friday, Nov. 6, 2020. As the remnants of Eta moved back over Caribbean waters, governments in Central America worked to tally the displaced and dead, and recover bodies from landslides and flooding that claimed dozens of lives from Guatemala to Panama.
UF junior Oluwapemisin Bandy-Toyo was in Lekki, Nigeria, visiting family when peaceful protests turned violent 10 minutes away from his home.
UF students watched a familiar face from “The Office” on Zoom Thursday night. Instead of sporting a cringy goatee or pushing his latest get-rich-quick scheme as Ryan Howard, B.J. Novak told stories about writing for the show and advised students to take criticism.
B. J. Novak, an actor and comedian known for his roles in “The Office” and “Inglourious Basterds” will virtually speak to UF Thursday.
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