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UF’s decision to take action on a retired law professor’s social media post has sparked conversations about free speech, political pressure and the boundaries of dissent on college campuses.
Despite canvassing, tabling and campaigning efforts, UF Student Government elections have a low turnout rate. But among large public universities, UF isn’t alone.Student turnout for elections is historically lowIn the Fall 2024 SG election, about 10,000 UF students and graduate students cast ballots, based on data from UF SG’s Financial Reports and Results.
Vision Party is the only Student Government political party running in the Fall 2025 election — the first time in recent SG history.
For the second time in two months, an Alachua County School Board member has come under fire from the Florida Department of Education for a Facebook post about the death of a prominent conservative.
Charlie Kirk was murdered on Sept. 10. Later that day, Jeffrey Harrison, a retired UF law professor with emeritus status and a former colleague of mine, posted this comment on his private social media account:
The Santa Fe College Board of Trustees voted to expand the college — both literally and figuratively — during its meeting Sept. 23.
Anelise Bullard recalls the isolating feeling two years ago of walking into classrooms as the only student using a mobility aid. Now, she leads a club for students to reconnect with nature — regardless of their abilities or chronic illnesses.
For the first time in three years, community members strolled through the Florida Museum grounds for its fall plant sale.
Jeffrey L. Harrison, a retired UF law professor, lost his emeritus status following a political post he made on Facebook.
The recent death of conservative political activist Charlie Kirk has led to an uproar of controversy in the largely divided political landscape of America.
Parents, students and community activists rallied outside the Alachua County Public Schools board meeting Tuesday afternoon to voice concern over policies that grant U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement access to public schools.
Women want a feminist who pays for stuff.
Soon, when the clock strikes 12, Midnight Cookies will be no more.
Among tears, prayers and bowed heads, over 250 people formed a circle on UF’s Plaza of the Americas to mourn the death of conservative activist Charlie Kirk.
We expected the football game against the South Florida Bulls Saturday would be forgotten within weeks, with the hardest games of this season right around the corner. But it will now live in infamy.
The UF Student Senate passed a bill Tuesday recognizing student support for restoring RTS funding cuts made this year.
La vigilancia de redes sociales ahora es un asunto de seguridad nacional.
This week, UF published the contract for Interim President Donald W. Landry. It includes a $2 million base salary and outlines diversity, equity and inclusion restrictions, administrative efficiency and artificial intelligence initiatives.
Going into Florida’s Sept. 6 matchup against South Florida, the hype around the Gators was beginning to surface. Following a 55-0 win over Long Island in its home opener, UF was ranked No. 13 in the Week 2 AP Top 25 poll, the highest since Week 2 in 2022.
Read more from The Alligator's "Ripple Effects" special section here.
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