Friends of the Library sees old, new visitors in 60th sale
By Adriana Barbat | Oct. 27, 2014The Friends of the Library book sale was bustling Monday.
The Friends of the Library book sale was bustling Monday.
Preston Lewis opened a door, and the afternoon sun streamed in.
Gainesville’s own Swamp Head Brewery hopped its way to a gold medal at the World Beer Cup last week.
Gabrielle Beecher gets dressed, goes to class and then sits down with strangers to listen to their stories.
Startups, by nature, grow from the ground up, but a new study suggests that perhaps the playing field isn’t level to begin with.
Amazon Prime costs will go up for the first time since its introduction nine years ago. Prime memberships will jump from $79 to $99 per year, and Student Prime memberships will go from $39 to $49.
Reilly-Owen Clemens changed her Facebook gender to transsexual the moment she learned about the option.
Surgeons at North Florida Regional Medical Center can now perform surgeries using a highly precise robotic arm.
Boming Zhang, a 21-year-old UF accounting junior, registers his bicycle with a UPD investigator on Turlington Plaza on Monday. UPD offers the free service to counter bicycle theft.
Sam Linhoff, 29, and Jake Lehn, 29, drink beer at Swamp Head Brewery on Monday afternoon. The brewery won a gold medal for its smoke beer, Smoke Signal, on Friday at the World Beer Cup.
Queen Quet, head-of-state for the Gullah/Geechee nation, speaks with Headmaster of Oak Hall School Richard Gehman and his wife, Vicki, during her visit to Gainesville on Friday. Her visit was part of the Gullah/Geechee Land & Legacy World Tour to promote the group’s contributions to society.
UF greenhouse manager Jeff Hubbard helps dismantle artist Jon Anderson’s “Bambooville” on Tuesday. The university requested Monday that the site be cleared within 72 hours.
Natasha Stanisic, an 18-year-old UF computer engineering freshman, receives free cookies from Brittany Jacquay, an 18-year-old UF freshman, and Caitlyn Turner, an 18-year-old UF psychology freshman, Monday on the Plaza of the Americas. The Theta Alpha sorority sisters wanted to “spread God’s love in a practical way.”
Louis Galanos, a 68-year-old Gainesville resident, displays his collection of racing memorabilia on Saturday at the 35th annual Collectors Day at the Florida Museum of Natural History.