A socially distanced walk through pediatric cancer at UF Health
By Payton Titus | Sep. 27, 2020Approximately one in 285 kids are diagnosed with cancer
Approximately one in 285 kids are diagnosed with cancer
The annual tradition is moving to a contactless giveaway
The event combined in-person and virtual workshops and meetings with recruiters
The photo, taken in front of DownTown Fats Bar, located at 112 S. Main St., features at least 30 maskless people gathering on the sidewalk within 6 feet of each other
The event has been cancelled due to COVID-19 related concerns
Two of Floyd’s relatives speak about his life and legacy over a UF sponsored Zoom event
Access to court through Zoom is limited to those with wifi and a compatible device
The county reported 123 new COVID-19 cases Thursday, now totalling to 5,943 positive cases
Some funeral homes have limited gatherings. Others have moved to virtual platforms
No new on-campus positive tests have been reported since Sunday despite the increase in isolated UF affiliates
Positive cases have been identified in Hume, Fletcher, Yulee and UF’s law school, but there could be many more
A student living on Hume Hall East’s third floor tested positive for COVID-19 during move-in
As of Sunday, more than 5,000 people have tested positive for COVID-19 in Alachua County, according to the Florida Department of Health. So, here’s a guide to wearing a mask in the county and at UF to minimize the spread of the virus.
Midtown’s socially-distanced bars drove students away by 10 p.m.
March 12 – NCAA cancels the remaining athletic events due to the COVID-19 pandemic. This includes the men’s and women’s basketball tournaments as well as all other championships. Notable sports cut short included gymnastics, golf, baseball, softball, tennis, and track and field.
How the local craft beer industry is trying to adapt to a changing world
Several UF students and parents reported overcrowding, lax screening and uncleanliness in the emergency waiting room Saturday
The Alachua County website has been visited by thousands of local residents and small businesses looking to apply to the county's CARES Act grant program over the past two weeks.
Twenty-four of the 25 residents were invited to stay at Grace Marketplace
The Atlantic Ocean is expected to have an “above-normal” hurricane season this year