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Although the Gators have to travel almost 2,400 miles to get there, this weekend’s DeMarini Tournament in Fullerton, Calif., will be a homecoming experience for seven Gators.
Some people may think it is awfully early in the year to begin talking about the next Gator Growl, but people have been planning the 2010 Growl since late December.
Not much has changed in the last two years.
Carlos Dunlap, Gators star defensive end, looks sad, resigned, and a little pathetic in a mug shot taken early Tuesday morning after police arrested him on one count of DUI.
After nearly 30 years of business, the curtains will close at Center Stage Costumes & Magic.
UF’s Homecoming Queen was arrested on a charge of driving under the influence early Thursday morning.
Sometimes, simplicity can feel startlingly fresh.
Last weekend, two of the lead cast members in ABC Family's "Greek" rushed the UF campus to celebrate homecoming and promote their partnership with the "Pledge Yourself to Do Something" campaign. Scott Michael Foster and Amber Stevens, who play Greek members Cappie and Ashleigh on the show, sat down to discuss the series, the campaign and their experiences visiting UF.
No drugs, no bombs, just sand.
UF's marching band prepares for their Homecoming show.
Veterans and video game warriors made up UF's Homecoming parade.
With 3:08 left in the game, Arkansas expected to win.
Students and alumni may have sat on opposite sides of the field at Ben Hill Griffin Stadium Friday night, but Gator Growl's skits and performances brought the crowd of about 35,000 together.
Nearly 500 people stood in line on the first floor of the UF Bookstore to meet Scott Michael Foster and Amber Stevens, stars of the ABC Family show "Greek" Friday.
The human eye can see millions of colors, but on University Avenue Friday afternoon, the only two that seemed to matter were orange and blue.
I was excited to go to the Homecoming Parade. I think of it as an excuse for all of Gainesville to come out and celebrate, regardless of our differences. I thought it would be a nice occasion to take my dog out. But, in doing so I was exposed to some of the worst manners residents have to offer.
Something was missing from Friday's Homecoming Parade.
Solutions by The State News
