Japanese Children’s Day Celebration Happens Saturday in Gulf Breeze
The event provides children with a variety of Japanese cultural activities, including carp-streamer painting and a coloring competition.
The event provides children with a variety of Japanese cultural activities, including carp-streamer painting and a coloring competition.
Teller started playing the saxophone when he was about 10 years old, and it has since become his favorite instrument.
Eric Papa received a travel grant to present his data at a recent conference of the National Academic Advising Association in Jackson, Mississippi.
Tavano’s research could help increase crop yields and will in part serve to collect data for two separate National Science Foundation grant proposals.
The trip was organized to learn about the country’s culture, textile industry and makeup techniques used in Bollywood.
U.S. Sen. Bill Nelson visited the University of West Florida Pensacola campus on Friday and toured the Center for Cybersecurity with UWF President Martha Saunders. On his tour, Nelson (D-Florida) interacted with Dr. Eman El-Sheikh, UWF Center for Cybersecurity director, and cybersecurity students and faculty. The National Security Agency recently named UWF as the National […]
The Pensacola Museum of Art announces the opening of “Piece by Piece: Art with LEGO® Bricks,” which will be on display from May 12 through Sept. 3. The exhibition features sculptures, scale models, wall murals and functional items for the home, all created by artist Sean Kenney using everyday LEGO pieces. “Piece by Piece: Art […]
Hendry will study how smaller universities can increase external grant funding.
De la Peña is the best-selling author of six young-adult novels.
Six students from the University of West Florida Army ROTC program recently competed in the 2017 Bataan Memorial Death March at White Sands Missile Range in New Mexico. The annual 26-mile march is conducted in honor of the heroic service members who defended the Philippine Islands during World War II, sacrificing their freedom, health, and […]
The invasive species are not just doing harm in the warm waters of the Gulf. They have also moved into the mouths of local river systems.
The University of West Florida recently received a gift to establish the Ashley Hardaway Theriot Study Abroad Scholarship Endowment. The endowment, which was created in memory of Theriot by her family and the Gulf Coast Citizen Diplomacy Council, will fund a $500 scholarship each year for a student participating in the UWF study abroad program. […]