Islam on Campus and Students for Justice in Palestine hosted Linda Sarsour to talk about the intersection between resistance and Islam for the final event of Islam Appreciation month
Jay Jarrel and the Reitz Union Barber Shop: The hidden gems of UF’s Reitz Union
Alachua County health officials encourage all residents to get a flu vaccine
The Marsha P. Johnson LLC approved for Fall 2021
The two will discuss the importance of participating in the general election
UF made the change in response to challenges due to COVID-19
UF online students can now use the UF Online app to connect and network virtually with students, clubs and staff.
From struggling to make friends to being unable to engage in online courses, UF freshman navigate college in unconventional ways
Some students received their ballots late and some not at all
The Alachua County Supervisor of Elections is in contact with law enforcement, including the FBI and the Department of Homeland Security.
The accumulated risk to staff and faculty involved in so many ceremonies over many days, combined with the severe restrictions on students and guests before, during and after the ceremonies, has led us to this alternative: to have in-person ceremonies for everyone once COVID-19 subsides and to also celebrate each student in virtual ceremonies at the time they graduate.
Aunque la comunidad latina es el bloque de votantes etnico más grande, aún existen problemas para lograr que los jóvenes latinos acudan a las urnas
UF student decides to work at the polls to help prevent older adults contract COVID-19
The noise interrupted transportation and student life in the area
From the Phillips Center to the living room, Soulfest performers showcase their talent at this year’s 20th anniversary.
The two finalists are Battinto Batts, director of journalism strategies for the Scripps Howard Foundation, and Hubert Brown, an associate dean at Syracuse University’s Newhouse School of Public Communications.
Battinto Batts and Hubert Brown remain as finalists as Miami Herald editor withdraws
The UF-LSU game Saturday has officially been postponed. The postponement was first reported by The Athletic, and Florida Athletic Director Scott Stricklin. The SEC confirmed as well. The game is tentatively scheduled for Dec. 12.
There have been three days without updates to UF’s dashboard this month, but the new dashboard displays daily testing and case totals
The first violation of the order will result in a $125 fine
Solutions by The State News
