After the tragic and hate-motivated events of March 16, Asian American members of the Gator community hoped to find empathy and support from our school. That’s not what we saw.
The counselors at the Counseling and Wellness Center and Wellness Coaches at GatorWell encourage students to call or visit our websites to learn what’s available in the summer, as well as the types of support we provide to help you get to the Spring finish line.
The NCAA is soon to implement its one-transfer rule permanently, but columnist River Wells thinks it's long overdue.
Since March is Women’s History Month, we checked with Carl Van Ness, university historian, for help unraveling a longstanding UF mystery. What he said renewed my appreciation for the early history of women at UF – their accomplishments and struggles.
With pro day, columnist River Wells breaks down the Gators’ three biggest prospects and where they could end up in the NFL Draft come April.
If Florida men’s basketball wants to compete for championships, head coach Mike White must be let go.
The fight to protect Bright Futures may feel like a steep uphill battle, but that does not mean that we are helpless to the whims of self-interest within the Florida State Legislature. In truth, there are multiple ways you can make a difference toward protecting Bright Futures.
Throughout processing my denied application, I came up with a few suggestions to help soothe any other Gator graduates experiencing the bitter taste of rejection from graduate schools this season.
After a losing record over four years and abysmal SEC performances, it’s time Florida parts ways with women’s basketball coach Cam Newbauer.
To the administration at the University of Florida: Look beyond your campus and remember that while you serve students, you are a neighbor to many who call this place home. May this pandemic mark the beginning of a renewed and compassionate partnership.
Living up to the legacy of Kyle Trask is no easy task, but Emory Jones has the tools to make it happen.
It’s been a year since COVID-19 shut down sports. Sports Editor Christian Ortega briefly reflects on what it’s been like the last year during the pandemic.
Florida heads into the postseason as a virtual lock because of the dominance they displayed during the regular season. If it doesn’t hoist the National Championship trophy April 17, it would be a disappointment.
Florida lost its opening series to the Miami Hurricanes, but columnist River Wells has advice for nervous fans: relax.
OPINION: If this year’s team can stick the landing, it has the potential to be among the best Gators teams of all time — across any sport.
Over the summer, UF President Kent Fuchs shared his plan to combat racism on campus in an email entitled, “Another step toward positive change against racism.” However, if this was truly ‘another’ positive change against racism, what was the positive change before this anti-racism plan?
COVID-19 has proven to be difficult and exhausting. However, there is nothing more encouraging to me than knowing the hard work of our faculty and staff is making a real difference and that our students are persisting and excelling.
It is important to see how far we have come and to honor the tough choices we have made to sustain ourselves during the pandemic. We continue to have important choices to make individually and collectively moving forward which can make a big difference in survival.
With all of its hirings and firings on the defensive staff this offseason, Florida has ignored its most glaring problem
The demands being made in the recent Reitz boycott may be new to many current students, but they have deep histories within two interrelated struggles on UF’s campus: one towards food justice and the other away from the prison-industrial complex at UF.
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