Business owners: Without incentives, Florida solar energy won’t grow
By Giuseppe Sabella | Feb. 22, 2015Solar power is booming in America, but a lack of solar-incentives may hold Florida back.
Solar power is booming in America, but a lack of solar-incentives may hold Florida back.
Gabrielle Heffernan didn’t always plan to pursue a career in architecture.
Various individuals, organizations and companies around Gainesville are fundraising to build a school for Deaf children in Qalqilya, Palestine.
Gainesville City Commission advanced both a ban on synthetic drugs and a plan for pedestrian access to Northwest Eighth Avenue during Thursday’s meeting.
Local artists gathered at the Civic Media Center on Saturday to share their writing.
With the deciding game of No. 6 Florida’s series against No. 8 Miami tied 1-1 in the bottom of the fourth, Harrison Bader stepped up to the plate.
For the third straight year, the UF men’s swimming and diving team finished on top.
The Gators women’s basketball team has struggled against the Southeastern Conference for years.
The No. 2 Florida women’s tennis team kept its home winning streak alive Sunday afternoon after defeating No. 10 Stanford 4-3 at the Ring Tennis Complex.
Briana Little had the best offensive performance in the 19-year history of the Florida softball program.
UF alumni returned to Gainesville over the weekend to give local children a better place to play.
Students from all over the state gathered in Pugh Hall this past weekend for the Future of Florida Summit.
A study has linked potential health benefits to the consumption of red wine made from native grapes.
At the risk of exaggeration, this Spring’s Student Government campaign has been one of the saltiest and most dramatic in the history of this campus. Now that it’s all going down, it’s high time we go public with our party endorsement.
Last week I got the opportunity to experience something few students do in their time here at UF: Library East.
On Saturday evening, the Innovation Academy (IA) Ambassadors held a UF Student Government Town Hall in preparation for the upcoming elections. IA students have been underrepresented and largely voiceless in SG since the program began, and this event was an attempt to change that. The expectation was to have Access and Swamp Party executive candidates address concerns pertaining to Innovation Academy as a panel.
Take a moment to reflect back on the 2012 presidential race and the criticisms that plagued the Romney campaign.
When you’re not working on research or schoolwork, why not spend your free time volunteering?
This one hurt.