Fireworks display coming back to Gator Growl
After a two-year drought, Gator Growl will explode back onto the scene with fireworks.
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After a two-year drought, Gator Growl will explode back onto the scene with fireworks.
Is that “The Final Countdown” we hear playing?
A stack of invitations but nothing to wear: an all too familiar scenario for young women.
She screamed for his pants.
About 70 students packed into a bus and headed to Tallahassee on Tuesday to speak with state lawmakers about issues important to the university.
They knew they’d have to face off one day.
In an effort to increase student turnout at Gator Growl, students have the opportunity to complete a survey allowing them to submit suggestions and vote on artists and performers they wish to see perform.
As we approach our fourth consecutive weekend that will not produce a Gators football win and blissfully approach the orange-and-black-draped pseudo holiday that makes it OK to be nearly naked, we can’t help but wonder where all this time has gone.
Game day has usually been a mixed bag for university law enforcement – the thrill of Gator football mixes with the responsibility of keeping campus safe and clear of trouble.
Thousands of people packed Gainesville streets and the UF campus this weekend to celebrate the 87th UF Homecoming.
If you’re energized and dedicated enough to get out of bed on your day off and realize UF recognizes the day before Homecoming as a holiday but not the day before Thanksgiving, good for you!
In 1931, members of Florida Blue Key held a meeting to determine a new name for the Homecoming celebration, which was known until then as “Dad’s Day.”
Gators looking for something to do on their day off this Friday have plenty of options.
Gators looking for something to do on their day off this Friday have plenty of options.
What do O.A.R, the Steve Miller Band and Lynyrd Skynyrd have in common? If you said that none of them have been relevant for more than a decade, you're only partially right. They were also the last three headliners for Gator Growl. You'd think that the world's largest pep rally would have a little more to offer than bands so dull even your dad would be embarrassed to be caught listening to them.
The Staff, UF’s all-male a cappella group, will be making its second appearance at Soulfest this year.