Graduate school exams undergo changes during COVID-19
By Meghan McGlone | May 8, 2020Many exams will be administered online and proctored at home. The MCAT, however, will not.
Many exams will be administered online and proctored at home. The MCAT, however, will not.
An investigation into those who "Zoom bombed" UF's Student Government has officially closed. Though one participant was identified as a 13-year-old girl from Tennessee, no charges were filed against her.
Anthony Rojas claims the school should reimburse students for fees after transitioning online and reducing student services because of COVID-19.
For the second semester in a row, no bills were passed.
Students can receive a maximum of $1,000. The money will be awarded as quickly as possible, UF spokesperson Steve Orlando said.
Alison was an alumna of The Alligator and is remembered for her warmth and humor. She died of COVID-19 at 29.
Gerald and Arline Polinsky died five hours apart in Hollywood, Florida
The rent relief bill still needs to be passed in the Senate to take effect. It promises to cover payments through the end of students’ rental agreements and outstanding payments from March, April or May.
Editor’s note: This article contains mentions of sexual assault and violence. Reader discretion is advised.
A new UF Health program called 'Test-and-Trace' promises to expand COVID-19 testing and help prevent the spread of the virus.
Classes will begin one week later than originally planned, according to an email sent to UF employees.
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The email was sent to more than 53,000 UF students
The victim was approached near the bat house on Museum Road, police say
Kayla Kalhor took second place in the first semi-finals episode
When facing a crisis, I suspect I have the same feelings and reactions as many others. I want to fix the problem and make decisions so I can plan ahead.
Editor's note: This headline has been updated to say that Alachua County's curve of COVID-19 cases appears to be flattening.
Fees could be reduced from $63.47 to $63.39 per credit hour