Plant Museum's "When the Train Comes Along: Booker T. Washington at the Tampa Bay Casino'' exhibit includes upcoming lectures and a gospel choir brunch. 

Tampa Bay preservationists see the future through the past with the adaptive reuse of local historic buildings, including several landmarks that have sat vacant for decades.

Six Asian-American leaders residing in the Tampa Bay Area share their stories with 83 Degrees. Read on to learn what makes them who they are: their passions, goals, and accomplishments.

The opening up of Florida amid a still-active pandemic presents a conundrum for deciding what’s safe and what’s not. This latest tension adds to a growing pattern of emotional turmoil that has followed COVID-19 from the beginning.

Tampa is a strong magnet for millennials as COVID provides the opportunity to work remotely from anywhere in the world.

The tranquility at Bok Tower is palpable, a slice of Eden, the soothing carillon bells -- played every 30 minutes -- sound like prayers of peace.

USF's new master's degree in Global Sustainability includes five concentrations in Entrepreneurship, Food Sustainability and Security, Sustainable Energy, Sustainable Transportation, and Water Sustainability. Learn more.

Jono Miller, a longtime educator, activist, and natural historian in Florida, writes about the natural and cultural history of the iconic palmetto plant, also known as the cabbage palm or Sabal palmetto (the state tree of Florida and South Carolina). Read one chapter to get the flavor of the book.

While the City of Tampa and other communities have made progress in solving equity issues facing people with Autism and other health challenges, we have a long way to go as a society. Read more in this Commentary by Luis Viera.