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Food trucks to serve acai bowls, chicken near Lake Alice
By Charlene Medders | Mar. 11, 2020There will be a different food truck once a week
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WHO declares that virus crisis is now a pandemic
By Nicole Winfield | Mar. 11, 2020ROME (AP) — Expressing alarm both about mounting infections and slow government responses, the World Health Organization declared Wednesday that the global coronavirus crisis is now a pandemic but also said it's not too late for countries to act.
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UF Muslims have concerns for safety, policy in primary election
By Samia Lagmis | Mar. 10, 202078 percent of Muslim Americans approved of President Obama
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What do black UF students want from presidential candidates?
By Samantha Chery | Mar. 10, 2020Older black voters appeared to favor former Vice President Joe Biden on Super Tuesday
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These UF students can’t vote. But they want others to cast their ballot this election season.
By AJ Bafer | Mar. 10, 2020DACA recipients and international students weigh in on the upcoming primary election
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First case of coronavirus confirmed in Alachua County; officials await other tests results
By Alex De Luca , Alexandra DeLuca and Hannah Phillips | Mar. 10, 2020An unknown number of lab tests are still pending
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UF College of Journalism and Communications dean announces retirement
By Stephany Matat | Mar. 9, 2020Diane McFarlin, the dean of the UF College of Journalism and Communications, took over the position in January 2013. She’s been the dean for seven years after a long career in newspapers.
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Former Democratic presidential candidate Andrew Yang is making a stop. But it’s not on the campaign trail.
By AJ Bafer | Mar. 9, 2020Andrew Yang, a former Democratic candidate, will speak in March, the UF Accent Speaker’s Bureau announced Monday. This comes a semester after Donald Trump Jr. and Kimberly Guilfoyle spoke at UF and were paid $50,000 in student fees.
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UF urges faculty to move classes online to prevent spread of coronavirus
By Hannah Phillips | Mar. 9, 2020Though not a requirement, it likely will be by the end of the semester, UF officials say
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UF expands alcohol sales to Spring sporting events
By Elisabell Velazquez | Mar. 8, 2020The pilot program will affect baseball, softball and lacrosse fans
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UF violated state law, collected more than $5 million, audit finds
By Hannah Phillips | Mar. 8, 2020UF overcharged for Preview and application fees
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UF announces new dean of Warrington College of Business
By Stephany Matat | Mar. 8, 2020His annual salary will be $525,000
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Pre-health students suffer from stress, survey says
By Stephany Matat | Mar. 8, 2020Eight hundred and sixty students from UF applied to medical school from 2019 to 2020
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UF cancels more study abroad programs, tells some students to stay away from campus
By Stephany Matat | Mar. 6, 2020With coronavirus cases being treated in Florida outside of Alachua County, UF is taking extra measures to ensure the health of students and prevent the spread of the illness.
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UF cancels trips with more concerns from coronavirus
By Stephany Matat | Mar. 2, 2020Cancelling summer study abroad programs are still being determined
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Senate president hasn’t written SG legislation
By Chasity Maynard | Feb. 28, 2020He said he has worked on legislation for the state
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UF stays perfect, but O’Sullivan is unimpressed
By Joseph Salvador | Feb. 28, 2020The Gators’ lack of hitting acted as their own Trojan horse when their struggles lulled their opponent to sleep for the first six innings until they struck.
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UF accepts 14,561 freshmen to the class of 2024
By Kaelyn Cassidy | Feb. 28, 2020Oscar Santiago Perez was shaking when he saw that he had been accepted to UF.
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Coronavirus concerns cause UF to cancel Italy study abroad program
By Sarah Mandile | Feb. 28, 2020Students and faculty will return by March
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Digging deeper into UF’s relationship with its food service company, Aramark
By Stephany Matat | Feb. 28, 2020The company was accused of wage theft and low pay
