Darts & Laurels: UF experience edition
By Alligator Editorial Board | Aug. 12, 2019Welcome to college. We’d like to take the opportunity to introduce you to the highs and lows of the UF experience
Welcome to college. We’d like to take the opportunity to introduce you to the highs and lows of the UF experience
Your note taking method might be affecting your performance in class.
Here I am. Like so many alumni before me, I write my farewell to The Alligator. I’ve read so many goodbyes from fantastic student journalists over my three years here, and to write my own is surreal.
Most students live in one of the two extremes: luxury or subpar housing.
Move out day is here. The cardboard boxes clutter your room in a claustrophobic way.
There’s a better way to fund our schools with this issue extending far beyond Alachua County
What do juggling, tightropes and acrobatics have in common? They all take place on college campuses.
Wherever you see yourself on the ideological spectrum, it does not matter. Whatever we are doing is not working.
"It’s graduation time, baby,” you think to yourself. But you’re not just any regular baby.
Unpaid internships. Many of us have done one. If you haven't, you’re one of the lucky ones.
In more ways than one.
Disney’s live-action remakes are spiraling out of control. We should have seen this coming.
And although he didn’t ask, we have a few ideas about how he should spend it.
It doesn’t seem like a citizenship question on the census would be controversial, but adding this question would defy the purpose of the census as stated by the U.S. Constitution.
The last thing you want to do right now is go outside, but your dog needs a walk.
Whether you call it clout-catching, trolling or pranking, these types of videos reveal some people will do almost anything to get internet-famous.
Students at public universities should also have to take mental health classes.
The truth might surprise you.
Your face reflects off the shiny wooden counter wet with spilled drink. “Is that really what I look like?,” you think to yourself.
Knowledge may be priceless, but textbooks certainly aren’t.