Three acts chosen to perform at Gator Growl
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The first day of the Student Government election saw a high turnout of voters, but it did not come without some polling mishaps and political mischief.
Twenty-three acts had to sing, salsa, shimmy or shake for a coveted award Tuesday night: one of three performances at this year's Gator Growl on Oct. 24.
For the second straight year, UF will not host the once annual open practice. Instead, the Gators will hold an interactive fan-player event the week of Gator Growl before the Oct. 25 homecoming football game against Kentucky.
The Orange and Blue Party released its platform for public input Sunday, but some of the party's ideas could be modified by the time the Student Government election arrives.
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The generators that will be used to run Gator Growl's extra lighting and sound equipment will be fueled by locally purchased biodiesel.
The largest student-run pep rally has once again failed to deliver a show for students. Instead, it will feature the Steve Miller Band playing their greatest hits for alumni.
Steve Miller Band, known for songs such as "The Joker" and "Fly Like an Eagle," will perform at this year's Gator Growl.
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You may still be settling in, but before the grind (and gridiron glory) of fall starts, take some time to learn the ABCs of being a UF student.
Some students are asking why this year's Gator Growl comedian doesn't garner the same recognition as past performers.
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Grab your cowboy hats and blue suede shoes, Gators.
Jerry Seinfeld brought his knack for twisting life's little dilemmas about nothing into big laughs to Gainesville on Friday night.
The Kevin O'Sullivan story almost never was.
Jerry Seinfeld is coming to UF to make jokes about nothing.
In a flash of lights, smoke and pyrotechnics, grizzled rock veterans Lynyrd Skynyrd led a diverse group of entertainers Friday at one of the largest Gator Growl productions in recent years.
Much to the alligatorSports' staff dissapointment, Shelley Meyer failed to take any lighthearted puns at the expense of her husband, Urban, during Friday night's Gator Growl