The library district renewed almost 300 library cards and issued 49 new ones since introducing expanded curbside services
From reforms to committee selection, Senator Zachariah Chou discusses what he sees as ways to solve problems within SG
Lauren Mizell transports patients in the midst of the pandemic
The months of April, May and June are more frenetic than any other times of the year when it comes to sports. From March Madness to the NBA and NHL playoffs, this time of year serves as the culmination for many different leagues, resulting in a cacophony of high stakes showdowns at a breakneck pace.
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.
Salau, a Black Lives Matter activist, was found dead June 13
UF and Alligator alumnus Zachary Lee shares his thoughts on the removal of the university's "Gator Bait" game day cheer
UF is already in the process of transitioning from one required course to many courses from which a student can choose
Musicians and artists have felt changes to their industry during COVID-19, but they have found new ways to share their passion from a distance
David Koepp’s latest thriller is out on-demand everywhere
Voters can request ballots online, through mail, phone or in-person
I must admit that I haven’t always been a fervent fan of women’s college hoops or the WNBA — something as a female sports journalist I am reluctant and embarrassed by.
Retro entertainment returns for modern conditions with a slice of box-office hits
Police are taking extra precautions to avoid making unnecessary arrests during the COVID-19 pandemic
Juneteenth celebrates the emancipation of enslaved people in the U.S.
The plot, located in a historically Black community, could be used for student luxury housing
The March for Freedom will take place at 11:30 a.m. and begin at A. Quinn Jones Center. It concludes a week of solidarity and activism for students.
The park and natural springs are now open on weekends at 50 percent capacity after remaining closed for months
Alachua County’s emergency order still requires the use of face masks in public spaces where social distancing isn’t possible.
Alachua County reached 600 confirmed COVID-19 cases and 11 deaths Thursday.
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