Art and Science collaboration contest returns
(08/05/14 1:11am)
The UF Elegance of Science contest is back and now accepting entries.
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Shark attacks likely to rise with population increases
(07/16/14 11:55pm)
Swimmers stay aware: Sharks attacks may be on the rise this summer.
Lightning
(07/10/14 12:33am)
Clouds form a storm above the Museum Walk apartment complex in September.
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(07/10/14 12:30am)
Clouds form a storm above the Museum Walk apartment complex in September.
Area experiences surge in storms that produce lightning
(07/10/14 12:30am)
Electrifying evidence shows Florida is still on top as the deadliest state in the nation for lightning strikes.
Summer dance intensive Swamp Dance Fest starts up
(07/10/14 12:00am)
The Swamp Dance Fest wants to get dancers moving – for a whole month.
Art Walk
(06/30/14 11:53pm)
Matheson Museum volunteer Sharon Bauer, right, tells UF student Erika Hagarty, 23, about her favorite postcard on display at the gallery.
Touching Turtles
(06/17/14 2:38am)
Sylvia Zhang, 5, examines a turtle specimen as her mother, Ying Zhang, 35 of Gainesville, looks on. The family was part of 500 individuals who participated in the World Sea Turtle Day Celebration held on Saturday at the Florida Museum of Natural History.
Andrew Jackson Jihad returns
(06/11/14 11:20pm)
Phoenix-based folk-punk outfit Andrew Jackson Jihad proved on Sunday night at High Dive that punk isn’t dead. What’s more, it can be all at once smart, sincere and totally delirious.
Met Gala 2014 highlights social media’s impact on fashion biz
(05/15/14 12:59am)
Guests at this year’s Metropolitan Museum of Art Gala, held last week, paid homage to Anglo-American couturier Charles James with a host of trendy looks.
Antique store in McIntosh offers unusual wares, like vampire slaying kit
(05/13/14 1:40am)
For those in need of a vampire-slaying kit, it’ll run about $300 at the Comanche Moon Curios near McIntosh, Florida.
Gainesville public works Depot Avenue construction to affect RTS bus routes
(04/21/14 12:27am)
The City of Gainesville Public Works department is preparing for the next phase in an active reconstruction project on Depot Avenue that will affect bus routes.
Oculus Rift headset technology brings Mayan history to life at UF
(04/15/14 1:06am)
An ancient Mayan civilization has come alive again at UF thanks to virtual reality technology.
Florida Museum’s Butterfly Rainforest exhibit features life cycles of butterflies, moths
(04/10/14 11:46pm)
Different species of butterflies are found all over the world, but at the Butterfly Rainforest in the Florida Museum of Natural History on UF’s campus, they all come together.
Butterfly snack time
(04/10/14 11:45pm)
A group of butterflies eats bananas at the Butterfly Rainforest at the Florida Museum of Natural History.
UF professor Scott Nygren remembered for passion, zest for life
(04/01/14 12:50am)
Scott Nygren was serious about his love for the humanities. But the UF English and film studies professor wasn’t the least bit serious around those who knew him.
House OKs in-state tuition for undocumented students
(03/21/14 1:15am)
TALLAHASSEE — The Florida House passed a bill Thursday night expanding the rights of undocumented students to receive in-state tuition.
Spirit of Entrepreneurship
(03/21/14 1:10am)
Phoebe Miles, founder of the Cade Museum, opens a reception Thursday at the Innovation Hub celebrating 16 finalists for a $50,000 award. Entrepreneurs could present their innovations to attendees.
Florida Museum of Natural History gets $3.5M donation of artifacts
(03/12/14 12:27am)
An artifacts collection valued at $3.5 million to the Florida Museum of Natural History may bring new historical insights into America’s first Spanish colony.
Voting for City of Gainesville elections is today
(03/11/14 12:00am)
Residents will be casting their votes today to decide who will fill three commission seats in the Gainesville city elections.
