It has been seven months since I was first admitted to the hospital, and in those seven months I have not had the joy of being able to smell. My sense of smell is completely gone. My sense of taste is so distorted that no foods taste the same as they did before I had COVID-19.
Joe Yzaguirre was a farmworker crew leader in Immokalee, Florida, where he bussed workers to farms each day.
How do you like your turkey: oven-cooked, fried or served up nice and hot with a little pigskin on the side?
Florida kicked off the crucial fourth year of coach Cam Newbauer’s rebuild by giving Gator fans a reason to trust the process, serving up a dominant 90-47 victory against Gambling State.
With one of America’s favorite holidays in college basketball’s tip-off marathon fast approaching, UF will take part in the festivities with a familiar matchup versus Grambling State on Wednesday.
Clemson coach Dabo Swinney finds himself at the center of controversy once again.
With the COVID-19 pandemic, organizations work to feed the hungry for Thanksgiving
The external investigation found that he had retaliated against an employee
Florida will play an eight-match, conference-only schedule this year. UF's productive season was cute short by COVID-19 in 2020.
“21 Jump Street” and “Step Brothers” actor will discuss comedy after COVID-19, his Marine Corps service
The university’s case total is quickly approaching Clemson’s, the current highest according to The New York Times
Vegan students endure teasing and hunger during non-vegan family holiday meals
Students look to avoid holiday arguments after periods of political and social unrest
The Alligator's applications for the Spring 2021 semester are live. All submissions are due at 11:59 on Dec. 4.
Thoughts of suicide are a human experience, not a sign of personal failure or flaw. Struggles with suicide need not be the end of the story and can be a signal that we need more support than we currently have.
As students now register for classes, they are seeing that the promise of face-to-face teaching is hollow.
As we all face the disappointments and threats caused by COVID-19, please know that the seemingly insurmountable difficulties we are facing do have an end and that each of us should be encouraged by the hope before us.
Rickey Davis is the second ACPS bus driver to die from COVID-19 since August
More than 20% of applications were submitted on day of the deadline
With regular exposure to the virus and unmasked partiers, student workers fear returning home could put their immunocompromised family members at further risk
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