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Wednesday, September 30, 2026

UF Hispanic Heritage Month hosted their annual Art Fest in the architecture courtyard on Tuesday evening.

The overall theme of the event was “The Streets of Old San Juan,” which featured activities and art pieces inspired by the art, cultureand landscape of Puerto Rico. The event aimed to promote “La Pasión por el arte,” or “passion for the arts.”

The event exhibited art and performances inspired by Hispanic-Latinx culture and heritage, food catered by Mi Apá Latin Café and artistic activities such as painting and DIY flower crowns.   

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ESPN's SEC Nation pre-game show came to Gainesville on Saturday as the Gators hosted No. 4 Ole Miss in The Swamp. It is the first time the show has come to Gainesville this season following one visit last year when Florida hosted and beat No. 9 Texas, 29-21.

ESPN's SEC Nation visits Gainesville

ESPN's SEC Nation pre-game show came to Gainesville on Saturday as the Gators hosted No. 4 Ole Miss in The Swamp. It is the first time the show has come to Gainesville this season following one visit last year when Florida hosted and beat No. 9 Texas, 29-21.


#21 Florida took down #4 Ole Miss, Saturday, Sept. 27, 2026, in Gainesville, Fla., bringing Florida to 4-0 for the first time since 2019. The Gators posted their highest point total against an SEC foe since November 2020.

Florida Gators vs. Ole Miss Rebels

#21 Florida took down #4 Ole Miss, Saturday, Sept. 27, 2026, in Gainesville, Fla., bringing Florida to 4-0 for the first time since 2019. The Gators posted their highest point total against an SEC foe since November 2020.


The Chainsmokers headlined SwampFest at Flavet Field April 14, with DJ opener Riordan. The iconic duo mixed in new material with hits like “Paris” and “Don’t Let Me Down,” also remixing classics like “Teenage Dirtbag” and “Seven Nation Army.”

DJ duo Chainsmokers performs at SwampFest

The Chainsmokers headlined SwampFest at Flavet Field April 14, with DJ opener Riordan. The iconic duo mixed in new material with hits like “Paris” and “Don’t Let Me Down,” also remixing classics like “Teenage Dirtbag” and “Seven Nation Army.”


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