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Queen of the Dazzling Black Hat Divas Susie Mosley puts the finishing touches on the homecoming float Thursday. Mosley has been a member of the dance group since it began 10 years ago, this is the third year that they have participated in the UF Homecoming Parade.
Lily Irwin, respiratory therapist for the neonatal team with ShandsCair, and Wade Jones, flight medic for ShandsCair, work on the homecoming parade float for UF Health ShandsCair team Thursday afternoon. Irwin said she has been with ShandsCair for 29 years and Jones said he has been a part of the Gainesville team for over 27 years.
Lily Irwin, respiratory therapist for the neonatal team with ShandsCair, and Wade Jones, flight medic for ShandsCair, work on the homecoming parade float for UF Health ShandsCair team Thursday afternoon. Irwin said she has been with ShandsCair for 29 years and Jones said he has been a part of the Gainesville team for over 27 years.
Queen of the Dazzling Black Hat Divas Susie Mosley puts the finishing touches on the homecoming float Thursday. Mosley has been a member of the dance group since it began 10 years ago, this is the third year that they have participated in the UF Homecoming Parade.
Bekah Malpass, a 21-year-old UF English senior, works on the Young Life float for the homecoming parade. This is the fourth year that Young Life has participated and about 30 high school and college students are marching with the trailer in the parade.
It’s way too early for this much noise.
The Danza Dance Company celebrates their victory at the 2019 Soulfest. They will get to perform at Gator Growl, a homecoming celebration, before the headliner.
The Danza Dance Company celebrates their victory at the 2019 Soulfest. They will get to perform at Gator Growl, a homecoming celebration, before the headliner.
Fake Famous Comedy Tour [10/4] comes to UF Homecoming for Black Alumni Reunion on Friday, Oct. 4th presented by UF Association of Black Alumni and Gainesville Black Wall Street. Tickets: bit.ly/fakefamousgnv
The University Police patrol cars are about to get a new look.
Get ready to wear your cowboy hats for not one, but two country acts at this year’s Gator Growl homecoming concert on Oct. 4.
A blue and orange box stood in the middle of Turlington Plaza.
I’ve been a senator now for quite a while and once you’re around long enough like me, you start to notice things. For example, I noticed that, for at least the third summer in a row, a Senate meeting was canceled while there was an event related to Israel taking place.
You’re on your way to your final exam of the semester, and you should be going over equations in your head. Instead, your mind is thinking about summer days spent sleeping in and on home-cooked meals. The semester has flown by. There have been a few wins and a few losses, but you’ve made it through all the same. You find yourself with a small smile on your face, allowing yourself to revel in a little self-pride.
Hasan Minhaj said he was fired from just about every job he’s had.
On March 8, “Captain Marvel,” the last solo film of the Marvel Cinematic Universe’s third phase of movies, premiered. Marvel’s phase three is set to end once “Avengers: Endgame” releases on April 26. “Captain Marvel”introduced us to a hero that may take center stage in phase four of the MCU, the charismatic Kree soldier Carol Danvers.
This February 22, David Deida will be in Gainesville for an evening, sharing his insights from his 40+ years of dedicated work in the fields of intimacy, relationship, and spirituality. Deida is best known for his 1997 book, The Way of the Superior Man - one of the most widely read books on men's spirituality ever published.
Solutions by The State News
