“The Greatest Show on Earth” will make its way to Gainesville for the first time in January.
Reitz Union Board Entertainment will present its biggest free concert of the Fall tonight with electronic musician XXYYXX.
Even though it’s not gameday, students will still be tailgating on campus.
Morgan Cook (left), a 19-year-old UF political science freshman, and Glenn Garron, a 20-year-old UF applied physiology and kinesiology sophomore, run through the inflatable obstacle course at the Plaza of the Americas Friday afternoon. The obstacle course was part of the Chomp Cancer Carnival put on by Friends for Life to support efforts to combat pediatric cancer.
Nicole Robson (left), a 21-year-old UF mechanical engineering junior, and Greta Pallack, a 21-year-old UF linguistics graduate student, receive their trophy for winning the "People's Choice" award in the Edible Book Contest outside of Library West on Tuesday afternoon. The cake resembled the Discworld from the Terry Pratchett fantasy book series.
A jazz ensemble performs for RecSports' “Music in the Park” event at Lake Wauburg on Saturday afternoon.
Gabrielle Beecher, a 20-year-old UF journalism and marketing sophomore and the director of research of Action SG, serves Chick-fil-A to Missy Olguin (left), a 21-year-old UF biology junior, as part of Student Government's Lunch on the Lawn event on the Plaza of the Americas on Thursday afternoon. The event was a way for SG to hear students' opinions and answer their questions.
Barbara Revaz and Willard Revaz of Oxford, Connecticut, drive their vintage car as part of the the vintage car winter tour that visited Gainesville in the parking lot near the Florida Museum of Natural History on Monday afternoon. Willard said the tour began Sunday and will run until Thursday.
Naomi Ector, an 18-year-old biology freshman, and Christopher Duphren, a 21-year-old chemistry and french senior, dance with each other at Turlington Plaza Monday afternoon. Ector and Duphren are both a part of the Gator Salsa Club.
Students faced rainy weather and puddles on campus on Wednesday.
A group of UF undergraduate students rehearse a brass quintet in front of Century Tower Friday afternoon.
Students tear down the 364-brick wall filled with negative words, stereotypes and insults at the Plaza of the Americas Friday afternoon. The 13th annual Writing on the Wall Project was hosted by the Inter-Residence Hall Association.
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