Most Alachua COVID-19 cases fall in college student age range
(09/11/20 5:33pm)
Most new COVID-19 cases in Alachua County fall in the college student age range.
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Students are spending more time at home this semester. Blessing or curse?
(09/08/20 10:46am)
Online classes and the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic are keeping students in their rooms and at home more often than in previous semesters.
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(09/05/20 11:13am)
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis made a trip to Live Oak, Florida, to watch the Suwannee Bulldogs take on the Santa Fe Raiders Friday night. He left in the second quarter.
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(09/05/20 12:40am)
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis made a trip to Live Oak, Florida, to watch the Suwannee Bulldogs take on the Santa Fe Raiders Friday night. He left in the second quarter.
Gov. DeSantis makes cameo at Suwannee football game
(09/05/20 12:40am)
With high school football’s return in Live Oak, Florida, Ron DeSantis appeared in the small North Florida community on Friday Night.
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(08/29/20 3:45pm)
Benae Jackson, 19, a second-year animal sciences student at Santa Fe College, attends the Black Lives Matter protest at the University of Florida on August 28, 2020.
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(08/29/20 3:33pm)
Benae Jackson, 19, a second-year animal sciences student at Santa Fe College, attends the Black Lives Matter protest at the University of Florida on August 28, 2020.
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(08/28/20 1:33pm)
Christopher Raye, a psychology professor at Santa Fe College in Gainesville, Fla., teaches a socially-distanced in-person class on August 27, 2020. Raye said everyone’s obliged to wearing masks in class.
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(08/28/20 1:33pm)
Paul Broadie, the president of Santa Fe College, is seen on campus August 27, 2020 during the school’s first week of fall classes.
Six months into the job, Santa Fe College’s president balances school with safety
(08/28/20 1:33pm)
Santa Fe College President Paul Broadie has faced the same challenges as any new leader — plus a global pandemic.
The Avenue Fall staff applications now open
(08/22/20 5:57pm)
The Avenue, The Alligator's arts, culture and entertainment section, is hiring! We are looking for a team of ambitious staff writers well versed in arts, theater, film, music, food and drink, fashion, lifestyle and Gainesville nightlife.
Clovis Watson Jr. wins Alachua County sheriff primary
(08/19/20 12:01am)
Sadie Darnell, Florida’s only female sheriff for more than 14 years, was unseated Tuesday night.
Organizer Faye Williams says there's more work to be done for Gainesville's Black community
(08/18/20 10:53am)
Faye Williams developed an appetite for activism in the tenth grade. She has worked tirelessly to uproot the symbols of hatred in the Gainesville community and let Black people take charge.
Rate and Review: UF alumnus R.J. Jacobs’ 'Somewhere in the Dark'
(08/11/20 11:03am)
Editor’s note: This story is the first in a new initiative by the Avenue to review books written by Alachua County residents and UF or Santa Fe alumni.
Meet the Alachua County Sheriff candidates
(08/09/20 10:30pm)
Sadie Darnell, 68
Why some Gainesville newspapers publish mugshots — and others don’t
(08/08/20 7:47pm)
Michael Perry was arrested and charged with possession of marijuana during his time at Santa Fe college. Thirteen years later, Perry still remembers feeling terrified that people – his grandfather – would see his mugshot without knowing the full story.
Want to be part of The Alligator? Join our Fall 2020 team
(08/06/20 8:37am)
Are you interested in joining one of the largest independent, student-run newspapers in the country? The Alligator is looking for its next team of reporters, editors, photographers and more to move the newspaper forward.
From the office of the Student Body President
(07/31/20 10:12am)
Tomorrow.
Escuelas públicas retrasan primer día de clases hasta el 24 de agosto
(07/22/20 4:46pm)
This story was translated by Gabriella Guez
ACPS requires masks, pushes first day of school to Aug. 24
(07/17/20 4:07pm)
Eight hours in, two decisions made. Still lots of questions.
