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(05/14/21 9:48pm)
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.
(05/14/21 10:05am)
Nusrat Yeasmin follows prayer rules and touches her forehead, nose, palms, knees and toes for the third time onto a crimson carpet embellished with beige arabesque patterns. In another room downstairs, her husband and son do the same after breaking their 14-hour fast.
(05/13/21 10:05am)
After scrolling through different housing options when applying to UF, the name Lavender Living Learning Community caught Kate Eggenberg’s eye.
(05/10/21 10:35am)
UF is planning to loosen COVID-19 restrictions and return to full capacity classrooms as early as Summer B, with Summer A and C classes remaining mostly virtual.
(05/10/21 10:30am)
When Madisun Murphy was 9 years old, her parents took her to Ben Hill Griffin Stadium to watch UF play against the University of Kentucky. The game ended with a victory for the Florida Gators, 48-14, with the stands going wild. In awe of the bright colors and enthusiastic crowd, Murphy knew she wanted to one day attend a game as a UF student.
(05/10/21 10:20am)
Tuesday nights looked a little different last semester.
(05/08/21 4:18pm)
Gov. DeSantis signed an executive order invalidating local emergency COVID-19 orders requiring masks and social distancing around the state, but Alachua County will not be affected by the change.
(05/07/21 10:00am)
Alachua County Public Schools ended its outdoor facial covering requirement and temperature checks on April 23.
(04/29/21 9:27pm)
Florida collegiate athletes may not have to wait much longer before they can make money off their own names.
(04/26/21 9:03am)
The Gators clung to a one-run advantage over the Tigers entering the final inning of Sunday’s 14-inning doubleheader in front of a socially-distanced crowd at Plainsman Park in Auburn.
(04/25/21 6:54pm)
Here at The Alligator, we pride ourselves on many things, perhaps the most important being our independence.
(04/25/21 6:25pm)
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, photographers and more for the Summer semester.
(04/25/21 1:00pm)
Throughout the worldwide COVID-19 vaccination effort, the topic of unequal access to vaccines has been a prevalent issue, as the disparity between wealthier and poorer countries continues to be glaringly obvious. In response to this health crisis, members of the healthcare community like Dr. Alexander Edwards, an associate professor in biomedical technology at University of Reading, have felt emboldened to speak out by saying, “Pandemic means an outbreak for all - and the only way to address a problem for all, is with a global response: sharing data, sharing science, sharing technology and especially sharing essential medicines such as vaccines.”
(04/21/21 10:30am)
East Gainesville residents who regularly use a recreation center for community events are facing stricter enforcement of rules and regulations from the city after a large gathering on Easter.
(04/19/21 7:42pm)
Today’s dating landscape can feel frigid, but Gators are gearing up to break the ice.
(04/19/21 10:00am)
Dave Portnoy built a small sports gambling newspaper in Boston into a nationally known product. And through the COVID-19 pandemic, his audience grew with pizza reviews, day trading and a small-business relief fund.
(04/18/21 2:00pm)
March 16 shattered Asian America. That day, a white shooter murdered eight people in Atlanta spas. Six of the victims were Asian women.
(04/16/21 10:02pm)
Music runs through Grant Schaffer’s veins.
(04/16/21 10:30am)
A Tolbert Area resident has enjoyed the luxury of a cozy bed, an abundance of food, constant attention and plenty of time to bask in the sun free of charge for at least three years.
