Climate change requires bold action
By Savannah Gribbins | Sep. 22, 2020Climate change hurts my family in real time. Where do I move my family to keep them safe?
Climate change hurts my family in real time. Where do I move my family to keep them safe?
We are working hard to support you in your college experience under these trying circumstances, while still creating a safer and healthier environment. We will continue to do so, and we are counting on you to do your part as well.
I was 19 when my therapist reached into the top-left drawer of her desk and handed me a pamphlet on suicide prevention.
As a first-generation college student, I dreamt about graduation day and walking out to my family afterwards to bask in the joy of my accomplishments. I never dreamt about going to football games, basketball games or anything of the like. My academics meant more to me than anything else at UF, given they were the main reason why I was there.
Professor Michelle Jacobs started her 28th year of teaching at UF’s Levin College of Law as planned last week, after a week of frantic organizing by students. But things almost turned out very differently.
What does language have to do with sexual assault? Everything.
This was going to be a breezy editorial leaning on the camaraderie of Gators across Alachua County doing their part to suppress the spread for the sake of sports. Instead, it’s a desperate call to action from a sports writer that wants to survive this fall semester.
Wide shot. Pan left to a young girl in a Gators beanie on the pediatric oncology floor of her local children’s hospital.
Saying that Kyle Trask is the Gators’ most important player in 2020 is obvious.
I can’t believe hockey is actually back. I feel like Charlie Brown, just waiting for Lucy to pull the football away any time now.
It has been 141 days since the test “heard round the world” that shut down the NBA and the entire sports world.
We are in this together.
There weren’t many aspects to criticize about the 2019 Gators. A second-straight double-digit win season, a win in a New Year’s Six bowl for the second year in a row and blowout wins over rivals Tennessee and Florida State is usually enough to please a fanbase.
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From reforms to committee selection, Senator Zachariah Chou discusses what he sees as ways to solve problems within SG
April is usually one of the most exciting months of the sports calendar. The beginning of the MLB season, the NFL Draft, the start of the NBA Playoffs, the Masters and so much more. But, year in, year out, nothing grabs my attention more than the Stanley Cup Playoffs.
Murphree Area Senator Zachariah Chou asks if UF cares about its minority students
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“The one constant through all the years has been baseball.”