THE AVENUE
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FASHION
UF student grows her eco-friendly business
By Samantha Scribano | Oct. 2, 2019Redefined Goods made their presence at Indie Flea for the first time.
El Caimán
THE AVENUE
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MUSIC
Postmodern Jukebox rocked the Phillips Center
By Christopher Cann | Oct. 2, 2019Postmodern Jukebox brought its jazz renditions of new hits to the Phillips Center for the Performing Arts last Wednesday, leaving the passionate audience in awe.
THE AVENUE
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MOVIES AND TV
HBO’s 24/7 College Football opens with the Florida Gators
By Eli Rosen | Oct. 2, 2019Florida football is the first featured team in the new HBO series
THE AVENUE
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NIGHTLIFE
CMC Open Mic Night Highlights Afrofuturism
By Morgan Goldwich | Oct. 2, 2019About 30 people attended
SPORTS
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COLUMNS
Special teams will decide UF - AU game
By Dylan Rudolph | Oct. 1, 2019A bobbled snap.
SPORTS
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OTHER SPORTS GOLF
Gators finish on sour note
By Jack Braverman | Oct. 1, 2019It was a forgettable Final Round for both the Gators men’s and women’s golf teams.
SPORTS
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FOOTBALL
Gators view Auburn game as a chance to silence the noise
By Kyle Wood | Oct. 1, 2019For the second time this year, Florida dropped in the AP Top 25 Poll after a win.
METRO
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POLITICS
Donald Trump Jr. and Kimberly Guilfoyle selected as ACCENT speakers
By Ana Escalante | Oct. 1, 2019In 2016, President Donald Trump promised America he would “drain the Swamp.” In 2019, his son will speak at it.
NEWS
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CAMPUS
Fun times with fungi: Florida Museum hosts “Mushrooms at the Museum”
By Ellen Bausback | Oct. 1, 2019Armed with sun hats, bug spray and multicolored wicker baskets, 70 people collected mushrooms Sunday at the Florida Museum of Natural History.
OPINION
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COLUMNS
You should still care about the environment
By Myles Gibbs | Oct. 1, 2019On Sept. 20, a youth climate strike of unprecedented proportions stood at the forefront of the world stage. Now, two weeks later, that energy has died down to some degree in Gainesville’s corner of the world. This is a shame, because it’s our generation's responsibility to enact the change. The private sector still needs to be held accountable, the government still needs to be pressured and public sentiment still needs to be changed: and here lies the purpose of the Climate Reality Project.
OPINION
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EDITORIALS
Likes are more important than you think
By The Alligator Editorial Board | Oct. 1, 2019We all mourned the death of Vine. At its peak, the social network reached 40 million registered users in 2013. When it died in early 2017, the world was in shock. How could such a popular site end so quickly? The answer is actually quite simple and ruins most of the good things in our lives: corporate greed.
NEWS
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CAMPUS
UF physician files to run for State House in 2020
By Jordyn Kalman | Oct. 1, 2019Kayser Enneking is hoping that the second time’s the charm.
METRO
Newly selected Gainesville city manager was fired from previous position
By Alex DeLuca | Oct. 1, 2019Gainesville’s newest city manager has a history that runs counter to the praise he received during Friday’s special meeting.
METRO
Oaks Mall Forever 21 remains open despite national bankruptcy
By Priya Dames | Oct. 1, 2019When Rong Tang made her monthly trip to the Oaks Mall Forever 21, something was different.
NEWS
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CAMPUS STUDENT GOVERNMENT
Donald Trump Jr. and Kimberly Guilfoyle to speak at UF
By Tranelle Maner | Oct. 1, 2019They are being paid $50,000
SPORTS
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VOLLEYBALL
Florida lacks consistency
By Mari Faiello | Sep. 30, 2019For the second week in a row, Florida’s volleyball team ranks 12th in the nation, according to the most recent AVCA poll.
SPORTS
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OTHER SPORTS GOLF
Women in 1st, men fall after 2 rounds
By Jack Braverman | Sep. 30, 2019A week after the men came and left Chicago without much fanfare, the women’s squad currently sits in a prime position to leave the Windy City with its second victory on the year.
METRO
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CRIMINAL JUSTICE
Daycare worker accused of beating baby in jail
By Dana Cassidy | Sep. 30, 2019A daycare worker accused of beating an 8-month-old child on Thursday is in custody as of Tuesday, according to Gainesville Police.
NEWS
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CAMPUS
New, non-invasive technology can accurately diagnose Parkinson’s
By Kala Parkinson | Sep. 30, 2019Doctors have to hand-draw maps of the brain to detect Parkinson's. However, sometimes this method can lead to misdiagnosis.
