Use the fields below to perform an advanced search of The Independent Florida Alligator's archives. This will return articles, images, and multimedia relevant to your query.
1000 items found for your search. If no results were found please broaden your search.
Members of Vertax, a yo-yo group comprised of UF students, demonstrate Chinese yo-yo tricks at the Samuel P. Harn Museum of Art. A variety of organizations performed and led activities on Thursday for Asia or Bust, a part of the Museum Nights series at the Harn.
Wenhsing Wu, a lecturer in UF’s Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, and Yii-Shyuan Chen, a UF genotyping lab technician, write Chinese calligraphy at the Samuel P. Harn Museum of Art.
University Galleries at UF opened its most recent exhibit Monday, showcasing the work of artist Carl Knickerbocker.
UF Student Government held Tuesday night’s Senate meeting in the Samuel P. Harn Museum of Art.
Lois Nevins is proud of her collection of swizzle sticks.
The Florida Museum of Natural History will be temporarily closed.
The Samuel P. Harn Museum of Art received two grants for an upcoming exhibit.
Student Body President Joselin Padron-Rasines welcomed student senators to the first Spring Senate meeting.
UF researcher discovers six new species of frog
Will Kesling waved his baton, and the orchestra played as the choir sang Sunday night.
It was like a circus under the tent on the Reitz Union North Lawn — with games, an alligator and a Fuchs.
Rob Cuskley, a 28-year-old biological scientist, introduces a baby american alligator to Albert during the campus showcase for Inauguration Week on Dec. 2, 2015. The Florida Museum of Natural History encouraged Cuskley to bring the alligator to educate students.
Do you know someone who could tell you the capital of Venezuela? Or someone who knows where Iraq is on a map? It would be extremely difficult to find an average American who could point out more than two African countries on a map, if even that. On the other hand, I’m sure it would be easy to find someone who not only knows where France or Germany are located, but also wants to visit one of these countries.
Carol Lehtola, a former UF associate professor of agricultural and biological engineering, will lead a gallery discussion on Saturday at Matheson Museum.
Carol Lehtola recalled playing with a Tonka dump truck as a child.
Carol Lehtola, a former UF associate professor of agricultural and biological engineering, will lead a gallery discussion on Saturday at Matheson Museum.
When I was deciding my career as a little girl, full of blind naiveté and enthusiasm for a world that seemed so clearly ready to catapult me to stardom, there were a lot of options on the list. My aspirations ranged from ballerina to doctor to orange-truck driver over the years, but there was one job that kept coming up in the mix, no matter how many years passed: I wanted to be a writer.
In the middle of the classroom Thursday, they passed around pieces of pottery.
The College of the Arts is allowing students to study medicine and music without getting degrees in those fields.
A controversial Confederate statue in downtown Gainesville may be on its way to a local museum — again.
Solutions by The State News
