MULTIMEDIA
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PHOTO NEWS
Facing Race: Kristen Louder
By Carley Noll | June 12, 2020An inside look at racism on campus
COVID-19
SPORTS
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BASEBALL
No Gators selected in 2020 MLB Draft
By Dylan O'Shea | June 12, 2020Every year, college programs say goodbye to some of their best players on draft day.
NEWS
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CAMPUS STUDENT GOVERNMENT
SG official to no longer serve after racial slurs, offensive language resurface
By Meghan McGlone | June 12, 2020Branden Pearson apologized Friday morning after messages containing racial slurs and other offensive language surfaced
NEWS
Governor Ron DeSantis signs NIL Bill into law
By Noah Ram | June 12, 2020Gov. Ron DeSantis signed a bill on Friday that would allow college athletes to make money by profiting off their name, image and likeness (NIL). Florida is the third state to pass an NIL-related bill, but its bill will be the first one to be put into action.
COVID 19
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ALACHUA COUNTY
Medical professionals return to work
By Emma Bautista | June 12, 2020“We're the ones who have to take care of these patients, but we're also going to be the ones getting evicted out of our houses in June,” said one nurse.
SPORTS
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FOOTBALL
The alligatorSports Way-Too-Early SEC Poll
By Alligator Staff report | June 11, 2020Assuming that the college football season begins as scheduled (which feels like a big assumption right now), we’re down to three months until the beginning of SEC play on Sept. 12. We decided to celebrate by surveying our staff on how it would rank all of the teams in the SEC heading into next season.
METRO
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K-12 EDUCATION
Santa Fe High School teacher charged with six counts of sexual activity with a minor
By Sarah Mandile | June 11, 2020Christopher Salamone taught social studies at Santa Fe High School for eight years
NEWS
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CAMPUS
UF students miss the little things
By Thomas Holton | June 11, 2020Students who’ve left UF reflect on the little things that make their school what it is
COVID 19
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ALACHUA COUNTY
COVID-19 outbreak reported in agricultural community
By Grethel Aguila | June 11, 2020The workers weren’t Alachua County residents and were all adults
THE AVENUE
“The King of Staten Island”: A Conversation with Director Judd Apatow
By Nora O'Neill | June 11, 2020Pete Davidson, heroism and the next generation of comedy
NEWS
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CAMPUS UF ADMINISTRATION
#ShutDownAcademia: UF faculty and staff take time off to reflect on racism in America
By Nicole Rodriguez | June 10, 2020In the midst of grief and anger, Della Mosley is working to make the week as impactful as possible
METRO
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CRIMINAL JUSTICE
Gainesville man accused of aiming multiple guns, striking victim outside of apartment
By Grethel Aguila | June 10, 2020Karey Evan Gee was upset by a maintenance worker who took a photo of trash outside his apartment
METRO
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CRIMINAL JUSTICE
High Springs man accused of child abuse, driving under the influence
By Grethel Aguila | June 10, 2020John Clayton Golden allegedly fled a restaurant after police were called
COVID 19
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ALACHUA COUNTY
A month after reopening: the rise and fall of Gainesville restaurants
By Avery Lotz | June 10, 2020Founders of local favorites like Satchel's Pizza and Civilization share their experience following their restaurants reopening
NEWS
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CAMPUS
Prospective student who posted racist comments online no longer coming to UF
By Nicole Rodriguez | June 9, 2020Since the murder of George Floyd, a number of UF students have been scrutinized for their online posts.
NEWS
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CAMPUS
UF outlines safety procedures as football players return to campus
By Brendan Farrell | June 9, 2020UF addressed the media on Tuesday to address how it is safely returning student-athletes and starting voluntary on-campus workouts.
METRO
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CITY COUNTY COMMISSION
County businesses can operate at full capacity, parks reopening Friday
By Tristan Wood | June 9, 2020Occupancy limits at restaurants, bars and entertainment venues are still 50 percent
METRO
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K-12 EDUCATION
Gator NAACP calls for renaming of J.J. Finley Elementary School
By Avery Lotz | June 9, 2020Finley was known as an architect of the lynching culture in Northern Florida
METRO
Few accommodations for online AP exams leads to frustration, lawsuit
By Micayla Richardson | June 9, 2020A class action lawsuit has been filed against the College Board for violating the Americans With Disabilities Act
