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Ashley Rosser, a 21-year-old UF advertising senior, serves beer from Swamp Head Brewery at the second annual Oktoberfest held at Audi Gainesville on Saturday. Rosser was one of several members of Delta Nu Zeta who volunteered at the event with the Ronald McDonald House. All proceeds from the event were donated to Ronald McDonald House Charities.
Nearly a year after Gainesville lost a music icon, he will live on among patrons at Swamp Head Brewery.
Gainesville’s newest addition to the craft beer community is coming downtown and receiving a warm welcome from veteran breweries.
Cowbells ring.
Hollywood met The Swamp as two seasoned School of Theatre and Dance alumni came back to Gainesville on Friday.
Who are you voting for?
The Florida-Tennessee rivalry is the stuff of legends. Well, at least to its fans it is.
This Summer and Fall I have received and responded to numerous emails, letters, messages and videos, and had meetings with students and others surrounding commencement.
The Florida Gators will kick off for the third time this season in Gainesville.
With Hurricane Florence posing an imminent threat to the Carolinas, people leaving their homes can take solace in the Swamp.
People leaving their homes to avoid Hurricane Florence can take solace in the Swamp.
Daniel Armbruster demanded 400 thousand retweets in exchange for a performance in Florida. He didn’t get them.
Lynn Bowden caught a 54-yard touchdown from quarterback Terry Wilson late in the third quarter. The Wildcats took a 21-10 advantage over UF, surging to a 27-16 victory in The Swamp.
The walls were caving in on Feleipe Franks.
Tyrie Cleveland’s pupils darted over the heads of about a dozen reporters who were fashioned around him in a semicircle.
London Johnson clapped his hands together. The overlapping roar of the crowd at the Swamp nearly drowned out the signal for the Charleston Southern center to snap the ball. Then, an orange and blue blur came rushing toward him.
The Invested Man, here embodied by Christopher Johnson, sports orange and blue striped overalls. These are a staple of game days in The Swamp, even though they can never be worn on any other occasion and are not particularly cheap.
Best Buds, Jeffery Fernandez, left, and Drew Latta, right, are happy to be here in the Swamp. Warning acrylic paint may make the body itch. It’s worth it if you don’t have to wear a shirt though, right?
‘The Cheerleader,’ here Colette Bialick, rocks a uniform skirt and extremely popular CHOMP tube top. This Gator took it a step further by adding the zing of a Florida scrunchie and an Albert flash tattoo.
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