In a culture of ‘sorry not sorry,’ we still apologize — a lot
Nov. 6, 2018"I'm sorry" is still the default response
"I'm sorry" is still the default response
Words have matter, and people should not be diminished to simple terms
UF's medical petitions make the process far too hard
Black girls need to see themselves represented
Look for legitimate news this election season
You started Homecoming weekend by partying Friday night. It extended into Saturday morning, but the afternoon has already come calling. The sounds of tailgating and Homecoming weekend are beating down your door and begging to be let it in. These festivities wait for no Gator — they could not care less for your sleeping habits. You grumble to yourself and bunker your head under your pillow, but the fluffy shield doesn’t do much to dampen the subwoofers, excited yelling and the scent of hot dogs and hamburgers wafting through the window. You descend the stairs to investigate.
A common argument is that it’s okay to have a problematic fave, as long as you’re willing to admit that they are problematic. But this argument has never sat well with me.
The State of the Campus address is an annual disappointment
The upcoming election matters to UF's status
The idea that you can either never eat meat or be a carnivore keeps people from limiting their consumption
From roommates to people with superiority complexes and everything in between, we aired our grievances
Getting rid of likes will make it harder to show you care
College isn't our last chance at anything
Andrew Gillum's dangerous ties make him unqualified for governor
In the light of violence, continue to show love
There is comfort in the same stories we love
Making election day a national holiday would help voter turnout
Pride is a time to celebrate, but it is also a time to remember
Stand with your friends, Jews and non-Jews alike, to show we are one Gator nation.
Modern voter suppression exists, it just doesn't look like it used to.