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When the schools in Alachua County transitioned to online learning in March due to the COVID-19 pandemic, 12-year-old Jeremiah struggled to get his work done.
The 2020 SEC college football season is scheduled to kick off on Sept. 26, 271 days since the Gators’ victory over Virginia in the Orange Bowl last season. Football writers Brendan Farrell, River Wells and Payton Titus are here to tell you what you need to know about this year’s team and how COVID-19 has affected the season.
After 27 years at UF, Michelle Jacobs said what she sees today is just a continuation of what’s always been: an inequitable reality for Black faculty and staff at UF.
Alachua County Commission
Justin Curtis was 9 when he first got on a skateboard. It was a new Santa Monica Airlines board, and its deck was painted like a panther. The moment the wheels hit the ground, he dreamed of becoming a professional skater. He spent all of his free time in the skate park and even competed when he was sponsored by 561 Skateboarding, a skate shop in Stuart, Florida.
They didn’t build her a hut.
Editor’s Note: The Alligator didn’t cover the candidacy of Raemi Eagle-Glenn for District 1 and Joy Glanzer for District 3 because the positions are uncontested for the Republican party. The candidacy of Democrat Charles S. Chestnut IV for District 5 is also uncontested. These races will not appear on the Aug. 18 ballot.
In combat, third generation military veteran Paul Ortiz said creating a plan gives people a sense of stability. But when the situation changes, the plans must change with it.
Dara Arnold, a 26-year-old Gainesville resident, said she was surprised to find a white plastic envelope on her doorstep.
Racial inequality has long been a source of contention at UF. Amid national Black Lives Matter protests, faculty within the university say they’re trying to make a difference.
The Tower Card tarot card looks terrifying.
Crystal Tessmann is a teacher in the Alachua County school district. “Teaching right now in a brick-and-mortar, face-to-face situation is dangerous," she said. "It is deadly.”
Crystal Tessmann is a teacher in the Alachua County school district. “Teaching right now in a brick-and-mortar, face-to-face situation is dangerous," she said. "It is deadly.”
GatorNights has been a UF tradition for 20 years. For Ashley Somchanhmavong, the program has been an integral part of her college experience, as she has participated in the events for the last three years.
Eight hours in, two decisions made. Still lots of questions.
Solar panels. Cool roofs. All in a sustainable, compact space in case disaster strikes.
Students can expect longer wait times for the bus this Fall as UF rolls out its reopening plan. Masks are required, too.
As back-to-school season approaches, COVID-19 concerns are engulfing the usual first day jitters.
Athletic Director Scott Stricklin didn’t mince words when talking about safety.
The year was 1958, and while other students were worrying about class and their lives off campus, UF sophomore Art Copleston was in the University Police’s basement.
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