Gators view Auburn game as a chance to silence the noise
For the second time this year, Florida dropped in the AP Top 25 Poll after a win.
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For the second time this year, Florida dropped in the AP Top 25 Poll after a win.
In 2016, President Donald Trump promised America he would “drain the Swamp.” In 2019, his son will speak at it.
Walking down University Avenue, students and community members can once again stop for a healthy snack.
UF Student Government tensions transferred to social media when Gator Party blocked students from its Facebook page.
The new flagship band of Gainesville’s student-run music label Swamp Records is joining the ranks of prominent artists in the local music scene such as The Forum and The Savants of Soul.
Florida’s football team will likely be without two of its biggest playmakers on both sides of the ball when it takes the field Saturday in Lexington, Kentucky.
The first UF home game of the season was about to begin, but before the football players could rush the field, the people in the stands of Ben Hill Griffin Stadium were already on their feet and yelling.
It’s been 293 days since Florida football hosted an opponent in the Swamp.
The Florida Gators launched a new app for this year’s student ticketholders. Fans can also use it for other in-game experiences called “Swamp Moments.”
A bye week is long and tedious for college football fans. While Florida’s Week 0 battle with Miami on Aug. 24 was entertaining, it left a hole for the UF faithful this week while the rest of the country gets to watch their team play.
Andrea Lopez, an 18-year-old biomedical engineering freshman at the University of Florida, tie-dyes a shirt Thursday evening during an event for the SWEek of Welcome on the Reitz North Lawn. Lopez said she heard about SWE during E-Swamp and decided she wanted to be a member.
If you read the Alligator or checked the Swampy UF memes for top ten public teens Facebook page on Wednesday, you probably heard that a “new” Student Government party was announced: Gator Party. But there’s really nothing new here. Gator Party is Impact Party—just with a different name.
Whether it is your first year at UF or your fifth, Heartwood Soundstage is welcoming all students back to the swamp with the music that Gainesville has to offer.
Students cheer to show their school spirit Tuesday evening during the Rally in the Swamp in Ben Hill Griffin Stadium. The event welcomed students back to the new Fall semester with free pizza, club booths, appearances by Coach Dan Mullen, Albert and Alberta, student athletes, the marching band and cheerleaders.
Abigail Mistretta, a fourth year music major, conducts the Gator Marching Band as they play for about thousands of attendees at the Rally in the Swamp.
Kunj Patel, a biochemistry sophomore, prepares to do the gator chomp with a few hundred of his fellow classmates at the Rally in the Swamp event. Patel said he is most excited for football season this semester.
Kunj Patel, a biochemistry sophomore, prepares to do the gator chomp with a few hundred of his fellow classmates at the Rally in the Swamp event. Patel said he is most excited for football season this semester.
Abigail Mistretta, a fourth year music major, conducts the Gator Marching Band as they play for about thousands of attendees at the Rally in the Swamp.
Students cheer to show their school spirit Tuesday evening during the Rally in the Swamp in Ben Hill Griffin Stadium. The event welcomed students back to the new Fall semester with free pizza, club booths, appearances by Coach Dan Mullen, Albert and Alberta, student athletes, the marching band and cheerleaders.
In February, the University of Florida admitted more than 14,000 students to the class of 2023.