Innovate Hub holds open house
About 80 people were surrounded by sleek chrome light fixtures and stacked two-story high windows as they walked into the UF Innovate lobby Wednesday.
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About 80 people were surrounded by sleek chrome light fixtures and stacked two-story high windows as they walked into the UF Innovate lobby Wednesday.
Daniel Arizaga paused outside of the HUB Monday night and stood beside a pair of trash and recycling cans.
To reach across cultural barriers in businesses, a proposed seven-floor international center may be built across the street from UF.
UF's Innovation Hub's lobby
Starting March 1, a space at UF’s Innovation Hub will house only female-run businesses.
The last thing Evie Linger expected to see Sunday evening was pictures on Twitter of her stolen silver 2010 Mazda 6 abandoned outside the Hub.
To the tapping of keyboards, Sneha Patel fell asleep under a table in the basement of Marston Science Library Friday night.
UF researchers will be working with Stanford University to improve healthcare access to Type 1 diabetes patients who don’t have access to hospitals.
It came two days later than it was “supposed” to. Like many women, my period’s schedule has never been particularly predictable. Without birth control, mine would arrive weeks late or early, last many days longer than it should, and come with excruciating pain every day.
UF's Innovation Hub's lobby
UF's Innovation Hub's lobby
To keep up with Gainesville’s startup scene booms, UF’s Innovation Hub has opened a new wing, adding nearly 100 office areas.
Hannah Bauerlein can’t count how many times she has stopped by the Reitz Union Starbucks.
UF is one of three sites nationwide to host a prototype of a solar-powered charging station.
Irish artist Maser will spend 55 hours painting one side of Santa Fe College’s Fine Arts building this week.
Last week, I went to a show at High Dive featuring two Florida-native bands: The Hails and Surfer Blood. This was not my first High Dive show, nor will it be my last. Not only is it a blast to hear great live music, but it’s also awesome to give your love and support to local businesses, especially the art and culture hubs around Gainesville.
Earlier this week, I was studying. I was in the library, where most people are when they study, and I found a perfect little table in the basement of Marston Science Library. It was nearing hour three of my study venture, and I was making decent progress. I brought snacks to tide me over and filled my water bottle. I had an arsenal of colored pens, my notebook, my hard copy of the textbook at my disposal. Last but not least, I had the most important part of any study session — my ear buds.
When Paul Gruber finishes a building model he’s worked on for weeks, the first thing he does is breathe a sigh of relief.
After almost suffering a stroke and heart failure in May, 48-year-old John Howard has revived a passion for his job at UF.
The days of Grace Ryan prowling the racks of Wolfgang in search of the perfect romper for her friend’s 21st birthday are coming to a close.