METRO
Follow the aroma of soul food to East Gainesville
By Edysmar Diaz-Cruz | Sep. 11, 2020Black-owned food trucks strive to nourish and inspire the east side of town
El Caimán
NEWS
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CAMPUS
Anita Hill talked education as a force for change in Thursday night’s Accent event
By Lianna Hubbard | Sep. 10, 2020The lawyer, professor and women’s rights activist talked with UF professor over Zoom
METRO
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POLITICS
Want to join SG? The first step starts Friday
By Lianna Hubbard | Sep. 10, 2020Interview with a party of your choice or register as an independent at Reitz Union or online
SPORTS
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OTHER SPORTS GOLF
Gators represented at 2020 and 2021 Arnold Palmer Cups
By Michael Hall | Sep. 10, 2020Head Coach J.C. Deacon, Ricky Castillo and Addie Baggarly will all represent the Gators at the 2020 and 2021 Arnold Palmer Cups.
METRO
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BUSINESS
Students are left with few options in escaping lease contracts
By Kalia Richardson | Sep. 10, 2020Residents who cannot get out of their lease agreements have had to compromise or make costly decisions
SPORTS
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FOOTBALL
TE coach Brewster sings praise of deep group ahead of season opener
By River Wells | Sep. 9, 2020Florida tight end Kyle Pitts has been praised for his size and receiving ability by dozens of outlets and players alike. But to Tight Ends Coach Tim Brewster, his talent is far more simple.
SPORTS
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SOCCER
Gators soccer releases 2020 schedule
By Declan Walsh | Sep. 9, 2020After a tumultuous period of cancellations, re-drafts and waiting, Gators soccer finally has a schedule for 2020.
SPORTS
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VOLLEYBALL
Gators volleyball schedule released
By Noah Ram | Sep. 9, 2020During typical times, the O’Connell Center would be packed in mid-September with fans hoping to see coach Mary Wise and the team finally win that elusive national championship they’ve been seeking for years.
THE AVENUE
Remembering former Andaz, Tikka Express chef
By Marlena Carrillo | Sep. 9, 2020Khan died Aug. 30 after battling a heart condition
THE AVENUE
Thursday nights spills laughs at Flaco’s with Bootleggers Comedy Speakeasy
By Manny Rea | Sep. 9, 2020Comedy returns downtown in short form but in high hopes for laughter in a serious time
COVID 19
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ALACHUA COUNTY
COVID-19 has changed everything, including farewells to the dead
By Diane Hernandez | Sep. 9, 2020Some funeral homes have limited gatherings. Others have moved to virtual platforms
NEWS
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CAMPUS
UF will pay Anita Hill $30,000 to speak virtually
By Lianna Hubbard | Sep. 9, 2020The lawyer and women’s rights activist will discuss the 19th Amendment over Zoom Thursday
METRO
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CITY COUNTY COMMISSION
County commission rejects indoor gathering registration requirement
By Tristan Wood | Sep. 9, 2020The proposed changes would have required hosts to submit an electronic form that included the gathering’s location and size
METRO
Face masks littered around Gainesville, some still not reaching trash cans
By Asta Hemenway | Sep. 9, 2020Gainesville volunteers are finding littered masks by businesses and curbsides before the county’s waste management does.
NEWS
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CAMPUS
UF Fall fraternity recruitment moved completely online
By Lianna Hubbard | Sep. 8, 2020IFC announced Zoom chapter meetings and filmed house tours
SPORTS
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FOOTBALL
Dan Mullen continues war against NCAA waiver process
By Brendan Farrell | Sep. 8, 2020Tuesday was not the first time that Gators coach Dan Mullen expressed his frustrations with the NCAA’s waiver process for transfers.
NEWS
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CAMPUS
Students are spending more time at home this semester. Blessing or curse?
By Rachel Slay | Sep. 8, 2020The dynamics of roommate relationships are being transformed due to online classes and COVID-19
NEWS
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CAMPUS
Faculty wage increases unlikely this year, UF says
By Corbin Bolies | Sep. 8, 2020Under financial stress due to COVID-19, UF sees salary increases as unlikely
METRO
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BUSINESS
Students met with poor conditions upon move in at Hub Third Ave
By Nora O'Neill | Sep. 8, 2020Issues include no wifi, power outages, no cellular service and unresponsive management
NEWS
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CAMPUS
I caught COVID-19 at UF. Test students weekly
Sep. 8, 2020I am the second person to test positive for COVID-19 at Hume Hall at UF. I was exposed to the virus by another resident of Hume. Both of us were wearing masks but were not socially distanced in the Hume Library. I may have contracted the virus because we were sitting very close to each other, talking or because of the cards we were passing around. One way or another, I acknowledge that socializing that day was my decision; I am not blaming any person in particular and take responsibility for contracting COVID-19.
