New Homecoming festival on Plaza
This weekend, Homecoming producers hope to weave a new tradition in with Gator fans’ old favorites.
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This weekend, Homecoming producers hope to weave a new tradition in with Gator fans’ old favorites.
With No. 10 Florida set to take on Vanderbilt at Ben Hill Griffin Stadium, alligatorSports editor Graham Hall reached out to Ben Weinrib, sports editor at the Vanderbilt Hustler, for his thoughts on the Homecoming showdown and who he thinks will win on Saturday.
"También No-hacer es creador, pues no sólo de hacer vive el hombre"- -Gonzalo Arango
Swamp Head Brewing Co. tasting room manager Dustin Allen, 34, pours pumpkin beer on Oct. 29, 2015. Brewery staff hollowed out and toasted the inside of a pumpkin to make the keg.
Swamp Head Brewing Co. tasting room manager Dustin Allen, 34, pours pumpkin beer on Oct. 29, 2015. Brewery staff hollowed out and toasted the inside of a pumpkin to make the keg.
Museumgoers will travel thousands of years into the past tonight with locally brewed beers in hand.
The iron throne will be in someone else’s hands — The Swamp Restaurant.
This weekend, The Jam will be transformed into an interactive music festival.
Burgers and fries? There’s an app for that.
Michael Brown didn’t expect his dog to make it to the finish line Saturday.
Reptar, a 1-year-old Chi Weenie, placed third in the Halloweener Derby at Kanapaha Veterans Memorial Park on Oct. 17, 2015. His owner, Swamp Restaurant manager Michael Brown, said Reptar had never raced before. “He did surprisingly well,” Brown said. “Honestly, I did not expect him to make it to the finish line.”
The Gators are ranked top 10 in the country, and now, so is The Swamp Restaurant.
The need to renovate Norman Hall and the discontinuation of UF’s TapShield app were discussed at Tuesday night’s UF Student Government meeting.
Mary Myers, a 22-year-old UF family, youth and community sciences senior, sips from her beer at The Swamp Restaurant on Oct. 13, 2015. Myers said when game day rolls around she comes to the restaurant with her friends because it has a fun outside atmosphere.
Cheers were heard and hugs were given throughout the Senate chambers as a new Senate President and Pro-Tempore was sworn in.
The Jim McElwain era of Florida football is off to a 5-0 start, but after playing four of their first five games at home, the No. 11 Gators (5-0, 3-0 Southeastern Conference) will now play three games away from The Swamp over the next four weeks, starting with Missouri (4-1, 1-1 SEC). Here’s what you need to know about the Missouri Tigers:
As I watched the election results roll in live on Twitter Wednesday night, I found myself more and more frustrated, wondering if giving up and embracing cynicism wouldn’t be such a bad idea after all. It certainly would do a great deal of good for my mental health.
Jon Bullard could have easily justified leaving the Florida football program early.
After a battle of chomps and cheers, Impact Party took the majority of seats up for grabs in the Student Government elections Wednesday night.
Fresh off a 31-30 home loss to Ole Miss, a disheartened, tearful Tim Tebow stood at the podium, answering for what had been one of the most disappointing losses for Florida in recent memory.