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More than 250 people attended Thursday’s kickoff of the eighth annual Gainesville Latino Film Festival — necessitating a second screening of its first film showing.
It’s 6 p.m. You just woke up from a nap in your dorm room, and your stomach is screaming in hunger. The last thing you want to do is put an Easy Mac bowl in the common area’s sketchy microwave. It’s the first week of your freshman year, so you don’t know anything beyond the bounds of University Avenue or 13th Street.
Whether new students seek a natural escape or cultural immersion in Gainesville, the answer is somewhere nearby.
I remember freshman move-in day. After the sweaty process of transporting boxes of stuff through Florida rain and humidity, I was excited to make my new space into my new home. I had the bedspread, the desk lamp and storage bins, all from department stores.
UF has partnered with the Samuel P. Harn Museum of Art to introduce a new course that gives students the opportunity to create and display their environmental artwork on campus.
In the sea of more than 50,000 students at UF, five students are enrolled in a unique program very few universities have access to.
A car fire next to Southwest Recreation Center and the Harn Museum left one man in jail and another without a ride.
Crowds marveled at Bonsai trees, Buddha statues and wooden sculptures at the grand opening of the David A. Cofrin Asian Art Wing at the Samuel P. Harn Museum of Art on Saturday.
Sangmi Kang plays the Gayageum at the grand opening of the David A. Cofrin Asian Art Wing held at the Samuel P. Harn Museum of Art on Saturday.
Voter turnout in the city runoff election Tuesday was at a typical low, attracting about 14 percent of the 72,176 registered voters.
A former intern at Harper’s Bazaar filed a class-action lawsuit in regard to her unpaid work from August to December 2011.
For University Police, that old wooden ship known as "diversity" reared its ugly head from Feb. 11-17. Officers saw it all: battery, burglary, bomb threats and a bunch of other things not mentioned here for the sake of alliteration.
This letter is in response to the Alligator editorial about the interior design profession. While the paper acknowledged making an error regarding interior design licensing in the state, the editorial perpetuates a commonly held stereotype about the profession.
While most UF students were home for winter break chomping on candy canes and scoring last-minute holiday deals, the Harn Museum of Art debuted a new exhibit highlighting female artists.
Election Day is Jan. 31, and you have to be registered by Jan. 3 to vote in the election.
For Samantha Scille, off-campus has a whole other meaning.
A report from someone who smelled gas at the Harn Museum of Art on Wednesday ended in a hazardous materials team investigating the potential leak, but it turned out to be a false alarm.
Children and families watched as a dancer dropped her orange. A fellow dancer rushed to pick it up for her.
Gainesville residents Morgan, 3, and her mother, Angela Donley, craft a mobile at the Samuel P. Harn Museum of Art's Family Day on Saturday.
The Harn Museum has set an opening date for its new, 26,000-square-foot Asian art wing.
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