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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.
When news broke that bars along University Avenue across from campus would be torn down to make room for new luxury apartments, most students weren’t happy. While some may have been upset about the loss of their favorite gameday hangout spots, many were frustrated with what would be replacing the storefronts.
Florida softball coach Tim Walton has had it made since the moment he arrived in Gainesville.
Faced with threats from heart defects to habitat loss, Florida panthers have struggled to live throughout the years.
There are great games. There are contests that are riveting from start to finish with both teams battling for supremacy over the course of a fierce battle.
The 2018-19 collegiate athletic season saw both success and failure for the University of Florida, from the woes of the women’s basketball team to the electricity of the track and field programs. Throughout the ups and downs, however, came specific games, matches and meets that showcased UF athletics at its best.
George Edmondson Jr., also known as Mr. Two Bits, leads The Swamp in his signature cheer before the Gators' 2008 home opener against Hawaii Aug. 30.
Florida Gators superfan George Edmondson — known as Mr. Two Bits — died Tuesday at the age of 97, said UF spokesperson Steve Orlando.
Summer B marks the halfway point of summer session, but for most of the fresh faces on campus, this is just the beginning. With beginnings come the transition period of figuring out what the hell is going on in this humid, and at times bizarre, place we call Gainesville. Your high school shenanigans may or may not have prepared you for this whirlwind six weeks of learning. The Editorial Board has a combined 14 years of experience on UF’s campus so take it from us…
It’s that time of the year again.
Solutions by The State News
