By: Maggie Seppi Even in the wake of the green movement, water conservation has been pushed to the back burner - a trend that may prove detrimental to our generation if it continues. The pumping of groundwater...

The tips of your fingers disappear into the soft earth as damp granules shift to create a cocoon for budding life. The grassy corner beside the Robert W. Lofton Nature Trails expect something new. In...

A sign that reads, “No admittance on fields at any time,” sits on the wide side of the fence. A gate remains wide-open 24/7 on the other side. UNF has several different facilities to accommodate...

When you throw that half-full cup of Starbucks coffee into the recycling bin, you may feel popular and all together benevolent, right? At least you may think offhandedly that it couldn’t hurt. Or...

In regards to all those ‘peeps’ that ignore the Green: Green is more than a color, more than a signal for go and more than a sign of whether or not your tomato is ripe, green is the corner stone...

Dear Editor, As the organizer of the Genocide Awareness Project that appeared on campus last month, I’d like to respond to the April 1 column by Andrea Farah. Ironically, Mrs. Farah actually agrees...