April Fools Day: President Fuchs announces artificial intelligence will replace faculty across campus
Fuchs revived April Fools’ joke after canceling the joke in 2020 Photo by Ashley Hicks | The Independent Florida Alligator
In a series of videos UF posted on April Fools’ Day, UF President Kent Fuchs fired himself and the rest of UF’s administrative staff, leaving decisions up to the software of UF’s artificially intelligent supercomputer.
While UF administration won’t abandon Tigert Hall any time soon, AI capabilities on campus really are advancing.
Fuchs is known for his yearly April Fools’ jokes, but didn’t pull one last year because of the onset of COVID-19. In 2019, Fuchs debuted his new football uniform as a prank. The return of the joke this year
UF won’t use McCarty Woods as a building spot in 2020-2030 plans
It’s unclear why the university decided not to build on the area March 17, 2021 | 7:00am EDT Participants in the March to Save McCarty place signs on the steps of the UF Administration building on Saturday, March 13, 2021. The march was held to raise awareness about McCarty Woods potential designation as a future construction site, which UF has since rescinded. Photo by Julia Cooper | The Independent Florida Alligator
After weeks of protest, UF announced Tuesday that it will not move forward with a plan to use the McCarty Woods conservation area as a construction site.
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WTVM Editorial 2-26-21: Auburn history remembered
WTVM Editorial 2-26-21: Auburn history remembered By Holly Steuart | February 26, 2021 at 12:29 PM EST - Updated February 26 at 12:29 PM
Itâs an important story and not just because February is Black History Month, but because Black History is American History and what happened in the mid-1960â²s at Auburn is worth remembering.
The first Black student was Harold Franklin in 1964. It was courageous of Franklin to register for classes, tearing down the barriers set up by the blatant racism of Governor George Wallace.
The racism then was so pervasive that Franklin could not get professors to read his masterâs thesis so he could graduate, forcing him get his degree elsewhere. He finally returned to Auburn in 2019 for long overdue accolades and an Honorary Doctorate.
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