The UF-LSU game Saturday has officially been postponed. The postponement was first reported by The Athletic, and Florida Athletic Director Scott Stricklin. The SEC confirmed as well. The game is tentatively scheduled for Dec. 12.
There have been three days without updates to UF’s dashboard this month, but the new dashboard displays daily testing and case totals
The first violation of the order will result in a $125 fine
In a virtual conversation, Prince Royce urged students to invest in their future
In a video Friday, UF President Kent Fuchs declared the need for more face-to-face classes, citing state funding
Gators coach Dan Mullen had the opportunity to walk back or even double down on the comments he made following Florida’s 41-38 upset loss to Texas A&M about filling up The Swamp.
Gator Growl staff and contestants prepare for their first virtual leadership pageant
Can reptiles get rope burn?
COVID-19 does not stop annual UF sponsored 5K
Phi Delta Theta, Sigma Alpha Epsilon and Theta Chi were placed on interim suspensions due to COVID-19 violations. Delta Gamma, a sorority, was placed on a limited activity directive.
When the COVID-19 pandemic forced classes online and sent students home, many were left with an unprecedented amount of free time. For some, that time was used to take summer classes or learn new skills. But for others, it was used to bring to life goals they’d been dreaming of for years or spontaneous passion projects.
D&D and Magic the Gathering take a socially-distanced approach to fantasy games
Looking at the benefits and challenges and how students feel about it
This story was translated by Kristine Villarroe.
The Coalition to Abolish Prison Slavery announced Thursday that the UF IFAS will stop using prison labor as of Sept. 30
Accent Speakers Bureau, Student Government Productions and Hispanic Heritage Month are hosting the event.
Empathy and understanding: keywords for students and professors this semester
About 6,000 students voted in Student Government elections – 3,000 less than Spring 2019
Protesters pointed to the segregationist history of the building’s namesake
These Lakeside and Murphree residents chose not to run with any parties.
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