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Criser III emphasized that the blueprint for reopening must be versatile to conform to each university’s unique environments and circumstances.
A new UF Health program called 'Test-and-Trace' promises to expand COVID-19 testing and help prevent the spread of the virus.
Employees say they’ve been taken advantage of and underpaid
The owner said the city has an agenda against small businesses
UF faculty and the UF Board of Trustees discussed responses to the COVID-19 outbreak yesterday
Those who cannot will be given 10 days of paid leave
The law school graduate said he’s willing to do whatever it takes to close Florida beaches
Confirmed cases continue to increase in Alachua County. Meanwhile, UF announces a grading alternative and Gov. Ron DeSantis releases information on expanding testing in North Central Florida.
Gov. Ron DeSantis announced that four UF students have COVID-19 and told universities to move online the rest of the semester.
Denise Garcia and Jeffery Davis wear face masks in downtown Gainesville.
Denise Garcia and Jeffery Davis wear face masks in downtown Gainesville. The commission voted Tuesday to end the face mask requirement in its emergency order.
Left to right: Priscilla Gonzalez, Mayda Rios and Jean Graham wait for cars to arrive before distributubg supplies at the Salvation Army.
Supplies await distribution at the Gainesville chapter of the Salvation Army's food drive event Wednesday.
Priscilla Gonzalez helps to distribute supplies during The Salvation Army's food drive event Wednesday.
Priscilla Gonzalez helps to distribute supplies during The Salvation Army's food drive event Wednesday.
Denise Garcia and Jeffery Davis wear face masks in downtown Gainesville. The commission voted Tuesday to end the face mask requirement in its emergency order.
Adam Lizek, a 20-year-old UF computer science junior, uses virtual reality as part of the College of Engineering’s Gator Day display. The college is researching virtual reality applications in education to create smart classrooms, Lizek said.
Adam Lizek, a 20-year-old UF computer science junior, uses virtual reality as part of the College of Engineering’s Gator Day display. The college is researching virtual reality applications in education to create smart classrooms, Lizek said.
Candidates Emma Sanchez (left), Zoe Terner (middle) and Nick Meyer (right) deliver their closing remarks at a debate between Inspire and Gator parties‘ liberal arts and sciences candidates on Monday night.
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