Más de 200 republicanos del condado de Alachua abandonaron el partido desde la semana del ataque al Capitolio de los Estados Unidos
(02/01/21 7:18am)
Traducido por Valeria Pagnani
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UF Accent Speakers Bureau to host YouTube personalities Cody Ko, Noel Miller and David Dobrik
(01/29/21 8:23pm)
YouTube personalities Cody Ko, Noel Miller and David Dobrik will speak Feb. 3 at 6 and 8 p.m. in a virtual event for UF students.
GATORSAFE App: The Big Stick of UF’s Modern McCarthyites
(01/28/21 2:00pm)
More than two weeks ago, UF administrators rolled out a COVID-19 report form in the GATORSAFE app, a public safety collaboration overseen by 33 assistant vice presidents, directors, and managers of Student Affairs’ departments.
Azazus encourages people of color to be their own heroes in upcoming song
(01/28/21 11:00am)
Alabama-born artist Azazus grew up surrounded by music.
Florida expands student-athletes’ resources
(01/28/21 12:09am)
Florida’s student-athletes will now have more personal branding resources.
Depot Park introduces West African dance classes
(01/27/21 11:45am)
Drums beat and dancers energetically jump in the warm Gainesville air at Depot Park.
UF alumna behind Lion’s Den Creative collaborates with Lee Jeans
(01/25/21 1:46pm)
Vanessa Villarreal cried when she read the email.
UF encourages new recharge days for Spring 2021 semester
(01/25/21 11:30am)
With another semester of Zoom fatigue and pandemic paranoia looming over their heads, students and faculty fear they won’t have enough time to recharge their academic batteries in a term with only one official day off.
More than 200 Alachua County Republicans left the party since the week of U.S. Capitol attack
(01/25/21 11:45am)
Mason Pitts grew up embracing the Republican Party. Donald Trump’s attacks on the 2020 election led him to abandon it.
Her light will never dim: remembering Margaret Paxton
(01/25/21 12:15pm)
Margaret “Maggie” Paxton often went out of her way to brighten the days of those who crossed her path.
¿Qué pasa si mi compañero de clase tiene COVID-19?
(01/24/21 6:35am)
Traducido por Valeria Pagnani
Resumen de planes de año nuevo para funcionarios electos del gobierno estudiantil, Gainesville y el condado de Alachua
(01/22/21 7:36am)
Traducido por Valeria Pagnani
SG and Brown Center of Leadership and Service conduct donation drive for MLK Day
(01/22/21 6:37pm)
In honor of MLK Day of Service, UF Student Government is partnering with the Brown Center of Leadership and Service to hold a donation drive for Grace Marketplace, a non-profit organization with a mission to end homelessness in Alachua County.
UF students announce boycott against Aramark
(01/22/21 11:15am)
Four organizations are taking a stand against UF’s official food service provider to protest its use of prison labor.
Biden Administration extends CDC eviction moratorium until March
(01/22/21 11:00am)
Lacey Korver, a 28-year-old artist and delivery driver, was forced to leave her home Oct. 31.
Professors and Students Hate HyFlex—So Why Is UF Doing It Anyway?
(01/21/21 1:00pm)
My stomach dropped when President Kent Fuchs declared that spring semester of 2021 would be in-person, since “the full experience of a residential university includes in-person instruction...Our students deserve this opportunity.” As a UF graduate instructor, I disagreed with this policy for many reasons—primarily fear for student and staff safety as COVID-19 case numbers continued to (and still do) climb.
Usando los recursos de La Casita esta primavera
(01/20/21 7:32am)
Escrito por Kristine Villarroel
South Carolina recognized its women athletes. UF should, too.
(01/20/21 2:27am)
Three days ago, the University of South Carolina unveiled a statue of Gamecocks legend A’ja Wilson in front of its basketball court, Colonial Life Arena.
Gainesville therapist offers group sessions for minority clients
(01/19/21 1:49pm)
When Berthina McGill noticed a need for minority clinicians in the Gainesville community, she immediately got to work on filling in the gaps.
UF instructors speak out about week one of in-person teaching
(01/19/21 3:33pm)
Between lesson plans, new technology and added pressure from UF students and administrators, instructors are stretched thin.
