NEWS
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CAMPUS
Where will sick UF students be quarantined?
By Diane Hernandez | Aug. 23, 2020Students who are exposed to COVID-19 will stay in graduate apartments
COVID-19
METRO
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BUSINESS
Students struggle to break free from Fall off-campus housing contracts
By Ariana Aspuru | Aug. 23, 2020Many students have been forced to keep their leases for the Fall despite a majority of classes being held online.
NEWS
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CAMPUS
Here’s how to find a mask on campus
By Ariana Aspuru | Aug. 23, 2020UF administration has purchased over 1.5 million face coverings for faculty and students
NEWS
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CAMPUS
Roundtable: What might the season look like for the Gators?
By River Wells and Brendan Farrell | Aug. 23, 2020The 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.
SPORTS
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MEN'S BASKETBALL
State of Gators sports in the fall
By Noah Ram | Aug. 23, 2020It has been 163 days since a Florida Gators sports team has competed.
SPORTS
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SOCCER
How Gators soccer has faced an analytical revolution
By Declan Walsh | Aug. 23, 2020There has been a revolution in the beautiful game.
THE AVENUE
The Avenue Fall staff applications now open
By Chloe Greenberg | Aug. 22, 2020Applications close Thursday, Aug. 27 at 5 p.m.
NEWS
ACPS student selected as Florida’s Doodle for Google finalist
By Avery Lotz | Aug. 20, 2020Chloe Greene’s artwork “Helping Hands” will compete against 53 other submissions around the U.S.
NEWS
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CAMPUS
Cancellation of two UF race and policing courses sparks outrage
By Ariana Aspuru | Aug. 20, 2020“There is no reason why they should not do everything in their power to teach the courses that equip their students to dismantle that racism,” one student said.
COVID 19
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ALACHUA COUNTY
City, Grace Marketplace to close homeless encampment by Monday
By Grethel Aguila | Aug. 20, 2020Twenty-four of the 25 residents were invited to stay at Grace Marketplace
NEWS
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CAMPUS
Holding UF accountable: Black faculty recount experiences of discrimination on campus
By Natalia Galicza | Aug. 20, 2020They say the stories point to a harmful past that informs a challenging present for Black lives at UF
SPORTS
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FOOTBALL
Mullen emphasizing versatility as Gators continue to prep
By Brendan Farrell | Aug. 20, 2020Linebacker Brenton Cox had the honor of sporting a jersey with the venerable No. 1 on the front and back.
THE AVENUE
A message from the Avenue's editors
Aug. 20, 2020Today, the Avenue published an article with incorrect information regarding the opening of Halo Potato Donuts’ new food trailer.
METRO
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POLITICS
Adam Christensen and Kat Cammack win the nominations to run for Florida’s 3rd Congressional District seat
By Micayla Richardson and Aurora Martínez | Aug. 19, 2020“We are going to go toe-to-toe with AOC,” said Kat Cammack after she won.
METRO
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POLITICS
Clovis Watson Jr. wins Alachua County sheriff primary
By Sarah Mandile | Aug. 18, 2020Watson got 59.31 percent of the vote
NEWS
Countywide election results are in
By Tristan Wood , Serra Sowers and Avery Lotz | Aug. 18, 2020Candidates faced off to become county commissioners, school board members and property appraiser
METRO
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POLITICS
Yvonne Hayes Hinson wins the Florida House of Representatives District 20 seat
By Micayla Richardson and Aurora Martínez | Aug. 18, 2020This race was a universal primary so the pick is final
METRO
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K-12 EDUCATION
J.J. Finley Elementary’s new namesake: Carolyn Beatrice Parker
By Avery Lotz | Aug. 18, 2020Gainesville native and physicist Carolyn Beatrice Parker was a significant figure at the county, state, national and global level
THE AVENUE
Gainesville rapper's new single ‘Can I live’ centers around racism
By Katie Delk | Aug. 18, 2020Released on Juneteenth, Casey Jones raps about his experiences as a Black man
NEWS
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FEATURES
Organizer Faye Williams says there's more work to be done for Gainesville's Black community
By Kalia Richardson | Aug. 18, 2020From the removal of the Old Joe confederate statue to the renaming of J.J. Finley, Williams has been a community advocate for years
