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A new exhibit celebrates the innovative work and legacy of special effects artist Tim Lawrence.

Baldwin Library received a donation of books from the family of the late Ed Young, a Caldecott Medal-winning children’s book author and illustrator.

A new exhibit explores how Zora Neale Hurston’s impact is not limited to just her anthropological, ethnographical, and literary contributions.

Join us for a talk about the history of Florida’s constitutions from pre-territorial days to the late 20th century with Robert Cassanello.

The following collections in the Special and Area Studies Department have been recently processed, expanded or revised at the University of Florida.

A new exhibit explores how Florida has captured the imagination of travelers who have visited the State. Come see the exhibit in Smathers.

2025 marks the centennial of the initial library building, now known as the Smathers Library, which offered centralized collections and services at the University of Florida. Over the last 100 years, we have illuminated excellence by supporting students, providing exciting collections for faculty classroom use, aiding in the research life…

The following collections in the Special and Area Studies Department have been recently processed, expanded or revised at the University of Florida.

A new exhibit highlights the people and essential tasks that have made transiting the Canal safe and successful.

“Reading Florida’s First Native Authors: Towards an Understanding of Timucua Literature” The George A. Smathers Library cordially invites you to the Michael Gannon Lecture on Tuesday, April 1st, from 4:00-5:00 p.m in the historic Smathers Library, featuring linguistic anthropologist George Aaron Broadwell, Ph.D., the Elling Eide Professor of Anthropology at…