The sixth annual TEDxUF conference was held Saturday, and it was a chance to see the awe of TED Talks come to life right here on our own campus. Unfortunately, I did not manage to land a ticket. But, inspired by the availability of an event on campus so similar to the innovative presentations I used to watch every week, I went searching for some good TED Talks to watch.
This project is for those of you that do not mind getting a little bit dirty!
The Florida gymnastics team earned the No. 2 national seed for the 2015 NCAA Championships and will compete at the Morgantown, West Virginia, Regional on April 4 at 4 p.m.
It was a packed house.
As UF medical students anxiously waited in the Reitz Union Grand Ballroom to learn where they would be spending their residency training, Ryan Meral was worrying for two.
Santa Fe College Student Government elections begin today.
President Barack Obama strolled past UF student Kiona Elliott in the White House courtyard.
About 30 people gathered Saturday night for the To Write Love On Her Arms’ UF chapter’s benefit concert.
The Committee on Finance and Facilities discussed UF’s ongoing construction projects at a brief meeting Friday in preparation of the Board of Trustee’s next meeting, which will take place April 2-3.
This weekend’s third annual Gainesville Modern Weekend saw an increase in event participants.
The civil rights activist approached the lectern and faced a silent crowd Saturday.
Gainesville Police arrested a local man Friday afternoon for reportedly punching another driver because he was cut off in traffic.
Four Gainesville entrepreneurs are finalists in a state-wide competition.
A pop-up street store gave Gainesville’s homeless community a unique shopping experience on Sunday.
Schools from across the state came together this weekend to help Hispanic and Latino students better understand themselves, serve their communities and enact social justice.
Conor Flynn and Hannah Gwynn are in this together.
Justin Deese considers himself a workaholic, which he said is a good thing.
Fun fact: U.S. Sen. Ted Cruz, fiery lawmaker and the person who bears the closest living resemblance to the guy from “American Dad,” was born in Canada.
There comes a time in American history when a bill is introduced into Congress that has real bipartisan support and has such common-sense appeal that it would be idiotic for anyone to block it. To want to play politics with a bill of this nature would be asinine and would prove one’s ineptitude. Yet, this “well, duh, we are going to vote yes on it” bill is being obstructed by Senate Democrats, and no end is in sight for them to realize the senselessness of their stance against something that, I’m sure, 99.99 percent of the population supports.
Week 1 of Spring football for the Florida Gators is in the books, and questions still surround the installation of the new offense.
Solutions by The State News
