GNV Unite sets up cardboard graveyard to criticize UF's COVID-19 policies
Over a dozen gray cardboard tombstones stood by the University of Florida archway at the corner of 13th Street and University Avenue Wednesday night. "UF Employees," one read. "#6 National Ranking," another showed. Small and bleak, they formed a makeshift graveyard protesting the university's COVID-19 policies and listing things that will or have died because of it, said Danielle Hawk, founder of GNV Unite, a coalition of UF critics behind the display. GNV Unite is a new, but active challenger to the university. In less than two weeks, it has circulated a petition listing its demands for U...