I would like to propose that UF allocates a portion of our per-credit-hour tuition fees to upgrading the internet routers for those professors who are expected to lecture online from their homes.
The Florida Gators men’s tennis team will be allowed to compete beginning Oct. 1st for the 2020-21 season, coming off of a season where it finished 9th in the final ITA Division I rankings before the season was suspended.
I was 19 when my therapist reached into the top-left drawer of her desk and handed me a pamphlet on suicide prevention.
When the USF Bulls ran onto the field at Raymond James Stadium, it was business as usual. The team burst through a makeshift pen beneath a slew of pyrotechnics and smoke as music blared over the loudspeakers.
UF has been named the sixth best public university in the country in the U.S. News and World Report’s 2021 college rankings.
A fire at Ben Hill Griffin Stadium Saturday afternoon that lasted about an hour and temporarily closed down Museum Road is under investigation.
While AAVE words and phrases, “sis,” “lit” and “on fleek” have become popular online, many Black students who speak AAVE aren’t understood and sometimes even ridiculed by teachers
In spite of resentment in the Gainesville community, UF students, faculty and alumni continue to embrace their natural styles
I woke up, fell out of bed, dragged a comb across my head and found my way downstairs to urgent care.
University of Florida distance runner Maria Fernandez announced on Instagram Friday that she had tested positive for COVID-19.
The GPD budget will increase by $220,000
Cammack won the Republican primary election on Aug. 18
Ten of the cases are from teachers, 11 are from students and one is of a district employee
The county reported 123 new COVID-19 cases Thursday, now totalling to 5,943 positive cases
High school sports have a new competitor this season: COVID-19
Former five-star wideout Justin Shorter will be in a Gator uniform on the sidelines for the 2020 season, he announced on his Instagram page — a huge boost for Florida’s wide receiver group
On Aug. 26, Dr. Michael Lauzardo gave a thoughtful answer when asked if UF’s opening would cause COVID-19 to spread, and what steps the university would take to mitigate the impact. In the two weeks since, much has changed, and my worries have only grown — COVID-19 has spread rapidly within the Gator Nation including a 23.9% positive test rate at the Student Health Center. Testimonies of dead end contact tracing, students afraid of or refusing quarantining and testing, and lack of proper guidance for positive cases have raised issues that need immediate attention, not just from UF Health and administration, but from the powerful decision makers on the Board of Trustees and the Office of the Provost Joe Glover.
Black-owned food trucks strive to nourish and inspire the east side of town
The lawyer, professor and women’s rights activist talked with UF professor over Zoom
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