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The Alligator has been the student newspaper for the University of Florida since 1906. The Independent Florida Alligator is the largest student-run newspaper in the United States, with a daily circulation of 14,000 and readership of more than 21,000. The Alligator has been financially and editorially independent from the university since 1973.

Minnesota Daily Media is a student-led media organization serving the University of Minnesota campus and surrounding community. The organization is a 501(c)(3) non-profit corporation but classified as a student organization. The print publication is distributed twice per week during the fall and spring semesters and once per week during the summer semester. Content is also published on mndaily.com and updated regularly as news happens. The Daily employs more than 150 University of Minnesota students each year and acts as a training institution, giving them hands-on training in areas such as journalism, multimedia, photography, finance, marketing, human resources, information systems, and more.

The Tab Group is a media brand covering youth culture and entertainment, with a global audience of millions. Our London office is run by Gen Zs, who specialise in news, hot takes, celeb drama, lifestyle, and can spot a TikTok trend weeks before everyone else. We’re always bold, original, and voice-driven in our journalism - we don’t do boring. We were founded by three students at Cambridge in 2009 as a reaction to out-of-touch student papers. Then we launched The Tab Network – our guerrilla army of student reporters across the country who are renowned for breaking the biggest news on campus. Now, The Tab Group has exploded into one of the most influential brands for young people in the UK and the US, covering everything from global politics to Netflix. In 2025, The Tab launched Reality Shrine; the juiciest, funniest, pettiest new site for the reality TV-obsessed. In 2026 we launched Film Shrine, a non-gatekeepy film site where Gen Z go for proper dissections of the latest releases. We’re always digging deeper: whether that’s silly drama on MAFS, exposing shameful CEOs, or unearthing what your fave politician was really like at uni. You name it, we go there.