Students, you deserve to know the truth, and UF has failed to provide you with the information you need to make an informed decision about your studies before it’s too late.
Students can now schedule online getting a flu shot at different locations across campus
The Florida Department of Corrections allowed visitation to resume Oct. 2 with COVID-19 restrictions
Like everyone in America, the trustees have a constitutional right to their personal political affiliations. The concerning aspect is rather the all-encompassing homogeneity of the Board of Trustees, and its impact on campus society. There are substantial implications for almost every aspect of how the university is run.
Many UF professors have mandated student participation and cameras to increase student engagement
The Living Learning Community will be in the Murphree Area
Brown will start in July
Transform Today is an annual 26.2 hour student-run event where each dollar raised goes toward pediatric patients at UF Health Shands Children’s Hospital, Gainesville’s local Children’s Miracle Network Hospital.
To increase Spring on-campus quarantine capacity, UF is closing East Hall at the end of the Fall semester, forcing residents to move elsewhere
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.
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