Poop is on display at the Florida Museum of Natural History.
(01/27/18 11:01am)
Cheyenne Copenhaver, 12, pressed her face and small hands against the glass case to get a good look at what was inside. Poop.
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Los Angeles bluesman The Reverend Shawn Amos to perform
(01/23/18 9:48pm)
Legendary Los Angeles-based bluesman The Reverend Shawn Amos will be playing alongside local band The Shakedown this Sunday, using their music to transform High Dive into a 1960s Chicago blues club.
UF, Gainesville researchers discuss history of St. Augustine in PBS documentary
(12/24/17 4:55pm)
A group of Gainesville and UF researchers will delve into the history of St. Augustine and explore Cuba on a documentary airing nationally on PBS on Tuesday.
UF students design UF President Fuchs’ holiday card
(12/06/17 7:15am)
Instead of buying a commercial holiday card, UF President Kent Fuchs and his wife, Linda Fuchs, set out to find the perfect one designed by UF students.
Congress honors UF student’s discovery
(12/06/17 6:42am)
A 21-year-old UF student was honored in the Congressional Record for assisting with a historic discovery.
Beaty Towers evacuated after Bluetooth speaker catches fire
(12/03/17 5:35pm)
After a Bluetooth speaker caught fire in a residence hall room on the 10th floor of Beaty Towers West, about 150 residents were evacuated Saturday night.
Harn’s leader to retire after 16 years at UF
(12/01/17 12:00am)
Under her leadership, the Harn Museum of Art’s membership grew six times as large as it began.
Lincoln High alumnus talks desegregation, school’s closing
(11/30/17 9:32pm)
When Albert White attended Lincoln High School, east Gainesville’s school for black students during segregation, he never paid for a single school lunch.
First Magnitude Brewing Co. to host One Tree Beer event
(11/15/17 1:37am)
Thanks to The Florida Museum of Natural History and First Magnitude Brewing Co., going out for a beer this Friday can be an environmental act.
Cade Museum hosts laser tag event
(11/10/17 10:54am)
Around 50 people played laser tag, drank beer and and learned about lasers at the Cade Museum Wednesday night.
New campus mural to combine environmentalism and data
(11/08/17 12:00am)
With a paint-covered smock tied around her waist and a floppy hat sitting on her head, Julia Morrisroe ducked beneath a tarp and painted circles on a new campus mural.
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(11/05/17 8:39pm)
Ariel Bowman, 28, works on a sculpture of a mastodon at the National Fossil Day event at the Florida Museum of Natural History on Saturday. Bowman is a ceramics graduate student who works on sculpting prehistoric creatures.
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(11/05/17 8:36pm)
Ariel Bowman, 28, works on a sculpture of a mastodon at the National Fossil Day event at the Florida Museum of Natural History on Saturday. Bowman is a ceramics graduate student who works on sculpting prehistoric creatures.
Florida Museum holds belated National Fossil Day
(11/05/17 8:36pm)
As children dug through the sand to find fossils, others gawked at the open-jawed mouths of the sharks on display.
Florida Museum holds annual science exhibit for Girl Scouts
(11/05/17 8:26pm)
Cora, a 5-year-old Girl Scout, said she wants to be a scientist when she grows up.
‘A song of praise’: Memorial held for UF student Ian Burns
(11/03/17 12:00am)
Rick Burns told mourners not to grieve for his late son.
UF hosts scientists to discuss the digitization of data
(11/02/17 6:11pm)
More than 130 scientists gathered at UF this week to work toward a yearslong goal of digitizing one billion biological specimens.
‘One Tree, One Planet’ event series promotes biodiversity
(11/02/17 6:08pm)
An idea thought up more than a year ago in Campeche, Mexico, will come to life in just a few weeks.
Museum of Natural History to host Drink with the Extinct
(10/31/17 5:22pm)
You don’t have to be Ben Stiller to spend a night at the museum.
After Hurricane Irma, Miami Blue butterfly holds on
(10/31/17 7:28am)
When Sarah Steele Cabrera found an organism she thought would have been made extinct by Hurricane Irma, she laughed and high-fived her colleague.
