Students have adapted to reduced services and smaller opportunities
Fuchs agrees that the switch to HyFlex will be hard on instructors
Some students have an easier time finding spots with fewer on campus
Hundreds of students workers will earn new wages in 2021
UF organization invites to shift the focus of Thanksgiving to a celebration of gratitude and harvest
Joe Yzaguirre was a farmworker crew leader in Immokalee, Florida, where he bussed workers to farms each day.
“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
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.
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
The MCAT, LSAT, GMAT and more are looming over the heads of prospective grad students.
US reports over 1.1 million COVID-19 cases this week, Florida reports over 55,000
Several vaccine developers are reporting over 90% efficacy in clinical trials and rollout could start in December
Students are either isolated at home or distanced from peers in labs — COVID-19 tests are encouraged, but not mandatory
The plan was announced at a UF Faculty Senate meeting Thursday
The international activist and Nobel Peace Prize winner spoke over Zoom Wednesday
Joseph Hernandez Hall has lost Hernandez’s name, though UF won’t say why
Five Gator Party senators co-authored the Senate bill. Gator Party has a supermajority of 75 out of 100 senators
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