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2008 articles

  • Bergstrom Center appoints new director
  • Awards program deadline extended
  • CLAS defines global mission
  • CLAS defines global mission
  • Media Advisory: Honorary Alumnus Recognition
  • Discover: Randell Alexander
  • Coach of the Year named
  • Evolution causes bad-tasting butterflies to share appearance and habitat, UF study shows
  • Gators celebrate victory as 2008 SEC Champions
  • Student video in contest for Super Bowl airing
  • Florida Players hosts auditions today
  • Flu season begins — first campus case documented
  • University of Florida president pledges annual bonus for scholarships
  • Los Angeles Times: Mark Brown
  • Higher tuition ensures a better higher education
  • Harvey named executive associate dean
  • UF researchers receive international sustainability award
  • Miami Herald: Bernie Machen
  • Miami Herald: Francis Putz
  • Holiday light technology could be the secret to growing better crops
  • Sisters take different paths on way to graduating from UF on same day
  • Tax policy lecture series established at UF law school
  • UF to restore four major campus roads, forcing partial closings
  • MLK events to be held
  • UF researcher helps test next generation plug-in hybrid car technology
  • Office for Student Financial Affairs to have extended hours, Jan. 5-16
  • New York Times: Timothy Judge
  • Multimedia: UF researcher helps test next generation plug-in hybrid car technology
  • New Scientist: Todd Palmer
  • UF students to discuss politics and health policy in Pugh Hall
  • Media invited to cover championship game viewing on UF campus
  • Reuters: Jennifer Tucker
  • Engineers: Efficient organic LEDs a step toward better lights
  • St. Petersburg Times: David Denslow
  • Congressional Quarterly: Michael Heaney
  • Sarasota Herald-Tribune: Grant Thrall
  • Tampa Tribune: Wayne Wallace
  • SEC Championship pre-game photos available after 4 p.m.
  • UF librarian receives national award
  • Consumer confidence rises over optimism about the future
  • Journalist Judy Woodruff to give special presentation on Dec. 9
  • Rooted plants move mysteriously down greenways, scientists say
  • Group treatment may help children achieve healthier weights
  • UPI: Jonathan Cohen
  • Winter break extended
  • Two UF student teams win $10,000 EPA grants
  • USA Today: Stan Smith
  • Blind foreign exchange student rarely slows down
  • Baby Vital Signs
  • Harn Eminent Scholar Lecture Series to feature Margaret Werth, Nov. 20
  • Engineers: Wireless crib monitor keeps tabs on baby's breathing
  • Cellular 'brakes' may slow memory process in aging brains
  • Championship game to be shown in UF's O'Connell Center, student union
  • Engineers: Wireless crib monitor keeps tabs on baby’s breathing
  • Creating a safe workplace
  • UF-themed cards make season greetings green
  • Architecture students win international competition
  • Student exhibit sheds light on hunger, malnutrition in Guatemala
  • Endangered sawfish focus of national collection and recovery efforts
  • Multimedia: Endangered sawfish focus of national collection and recovery efforts
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  • Associated Press: Clive Wynne
  • Associated Press: Chris McCarty
  • Update: Weekly
  • ABC News teams up with UF
  • National magazine Seventeen features UF student
  • David Colburn to kickoff library presidential campaign exhibit with discussion of his book on Florida politics
  • UF to become first campus nationwide to observe World Diabetes Day on Nov. 14
  • Driscoll appointed to world copyright group
  • African beadwork exhibition now open at the Harn
  • Dentistry awarded $5 million for research center
  • Zoologists: Sea snakes seek out freshwater to slake thirst
  • Law students to converse with U.S. Justice
  • Update: Weekly
  • Associated Press: David Denslow
  • Multimedia: To widen path to outer space, UF engineers build small satellite
  • Libraries sponsor second-annual Geographic Information Systems Day on Nov. 19
  • Administrative change announced –letter from President Machen
  • Planting of trees near Everglades will offset carbon from football game
  • Brief consultations may affect students' health-risk behavior
  • Why Americans don't vote - and what can be done about it
  • Scientists build 'roach motel' for nasty bugs of the bacterial variety
  • To widen path to outer space, UF engineers build small satellite
  • Student seeks 'marginally small' printing change
  • Business Week: Norbert Dunkel
  • Don't forget to vote today
  • Communication awards program announced
  • Gator swimming and diving teams take on South Carolina on Nov. 8
  • Byrd earns state after-school award
  • Winners of the 2008 International Educator of the Year announced
  • Virtual China
  • 'Gator Watch' to promote game-day safety
  • Dallas Morning News: John Sutherland
  • Flavet Village's historical marker to be dedicated on Nov. 12
  • Dental Desperados Campaign a slam dunk
  • Climate change opens new avenue for spread of invasive plants
  • Davenport named department chairman
  • Art exhibit shares stories of domestic violence so lives can be saved
  • Print to Web seminar offered
  • Explore Air Force careers on Nov. 6
  • Floridians expect to dramatically reduce holiday shopping, survey shows
  • Jette to speak on the future of disability in America
  • Fans asked to bring canned foods to Saturday's game
  • Summer program inspires community service
  • Groundbreaking for new small animal hospital
  • Bergstrom Center names Alumnus of the Year
  • Samuel Proctor Lecture Series concludes with new center director
  • Gator holiday e-cards available
  • Harn receives Warhol prints
  • Update: Weekly
  • Green careers are red hot - New degree helps students prepare for sustainability jobs
  • Graham to speak at UF on sustainability in a 'distressed economy'
  • UF officials notify dental patients of computer breach
  • Long receives national nursing award
  • Small Satellites
  • Fructose Fix
  • MSNBC: Harvey Lillywhite
  • Former faculty administrator donates $110,000 to Fine Arts
  • New program to address hypertension and obesity concerns among local African-American families
  • UF-tied research to study embryos in space
  • Phone counseling works to reinforce weight loss, UF study finds
  • Preserve healthy cabbage palms
  • Dip in consumer confidence signals disappointing holiday retail season
  • Originator and executive producer of 'Batman' to speak on Nov. 18
  • Puberty Pressure
  • Visit the Gator Story mobile studio
  • Professors receive Olympic recognition
  • New Gator ad campaign makes debut at Gator Growl
  • Wall Street Journal: Daniel Smith
  • Sarasota Herald-Tribune: Monica Elliott
  • Congressional Quarterly: Michael Heaney
  • Billy Donovan and Urban Meyer to lead drive to raise $50 million for UF's Florida Opportunity Scholars program
  • UF's Graham Center participates in national effort to chronicle 2008 race
  • UF doctoral student uses high-tech method to solve Greece's tough mosquito problem
  • Benefits' open enrollment continues until Oct. 17
  • Lentz selected 'Adviser of the Year'
  • Victoria's Secret PINK stops in Gainesville for clothing drive
  • Multimedia: 'Second China' offers foreign service workers first impression
  • Tigar named 'Public Health Nurse of the Year'
  • 'Second China' offers foreign service workers first impression
  • Student Financials to go 'live' on Oct. 13
  • Professor's book provides insight to Florida politics, upcoming election
  • Ribbon-cutting set for new UF nature trails at 'natural laboratory'
  • Wearing candidate garb won't keep voters away from polls in Florida
  • 'Sleep – from A to Zs' presentation at Library West
  • President reflects on economic downturn, offers hope for UF's future
  • Award-winning journalist Peg Tyre to discuss new book, 'The Trouble With Boys', Oct. 28 with local educators, UF students
  • Created in part by UF, world's largest computing grid to launch today
  • Girls who start puberty early are less able to cope with stress
  • UF, Jacksonville offer safe place for students during football game
  • Cox News Service: Stan Smith
  • Biomarker warns of kidney injury in heart surgery patients
  • Beethoven Cycle continues with performance by The American String Quartet on Oct. 12
  • Construction expected to impact Newberry Road Traffic on Thursday, Oct. 7
  • Update: Weekly
  • News Conference: Announcement of a special UF student financial support initiative
  • Film festival hosts UF Documentary Institute Day
  • UF to host lecture by noted Cornell interior design professor
  • Update: Weekly
  • Small islands given short shrift in assembling archaeological record
  • Multimedia: Finance worries cause Florida consumer confidence to drop
  • Campus ‘Influenza Campaign’ begins Oct. 20
  • Campus locations make voting easy
  • Associated Press: George Dekle
  • UF author: Technology jeopardizes individual privacy
  • Francesca Gagnon – ‘The Voice of Alegria’ cancelled
  • Hartford Courant: Daniel Smith
  • UF study suggests spiders, scorpions, ticks, mites far older than fossil record indicates
  • CNNMoney.com: Mark Flannery
  • Florida Players presents ‘The Braggart Soldier’ on Nov. 21 and 23
  • Long appointed associate provost
  • HHP organizes donation drive for Haiti
  • IFAS/CALS to host 12th annual TailGATOR on Nov. 15
  • Jacksonville Times-Union: Lyndon Box
  • Conference to showcase social science research
  • Miami Herald: Chris McCarty
  • Miami Herald: David Denslow
  • UF Marching Band battles for $25,000 ESPN prize
  • Los Angeles Times: Philip J. Scarpace
  • National Geographic: Jennifer Zaspel
  • Interior design student wins national competition
  • Miami Herald: Richard Scher
  • New York Daily News: Michael Heaney
  • Recent financial crisis fails to hurt confidence in Florida real estate
  • Sarasota Herald-Tribune: Michael Martinez
  • National Public Radio: Daniel Smith
  • Political polling expert to talk about presidential race Oct. 13 at UF
  • Palm Beach Post: Jeffrey Brecht
  • New York Times: David Leavitt
  • Update: Weekly
  • Tampa Tribune: Stephen Craig
  • Fructose hampers hormone that controls appetite, UF study finds
  • Riker Lecture to be held on Oct. 29 by Vasti Torres
  • Peace Corps director to speak on 'Black Americans Impacting Global Development and Diplomacy'
  • Gender Wages
  • The Economist: UF research
  • Perri receives psychology award
  • Tampa Tribune: Phil Koehler
  • Finance worries cause Florida consumer confidence to drop
  • Time.com: Richard Scher
  • Documentary Institute named top-10 program
  • Wall Street Journal: Jay Ritter
  • Alcohol ads increase in areas with more Hispanic children
  • UF helps students pursue biotech careers
  • Florida Players announces first production of fall season
  • Wall Street Journal: Jay Ritter
  • Christian Science Monitor: Kenneth Wald
  • Freshmen to compete in business ethics case competition on Oct. 20
  • InsideUF: October 7, 2008
  • Washington Post: H. Russell Bernard
  • Iron Diet
  • Annual Real Estate Trends and Strategies Conference to be held on Nov. 14
  • Gator Basketball Weekender Package helps fans attend home games
  • UF entomologists warn Floridians new roaches may be on the way
  • Samuel Proctor Lecture Series continues with educational policy leader
  • Scientists close in on method to fight deadly childhood cancer
  • UF creates strategic position to advance new media at its radio stations
  • Serendipitous observations reveal rare event in life of distant quasar
  • UF experts available to talk about presidential election, voting in Florida
  • Air Force to hold Career Day
  • Industry leaders to discuss real estate crisis at UF conference
  • Homecoming Weekend: Photo slideshows Gators will love
  • Caribbean hotels go green in great numbers, UF study finds
  • Gators compete with each other to see who can reduce car use
  • UF researchers obtain $4 million federal contract to improve military food distribution
  • Airline Tourism
  • International Educator of the Year Award nominations being accepted
  • Relocation of Shands AGH services announced
  • New student health survey will guide future services for campus
  • Created in part by UF, world’s largest computing grid to launch today
  • Living With Hearing Loss class offered for free
  • Libraries host third annual Mystery in the Stacks
  • The Wizard of Oz travels over the rainbow to Gainesville on Oct. 10 and 12
  • Event at UF offers latest information on security for information technology
  • Older Memory
  • UF, Berkeley receive $4 million grant to continue mapping with lasers
  • Clinton adviser to speak at fall convocation Thursday
  • Study: Delaying evolution of drug resistance in malaria parasite possible
  • Local PBS/NPR stations name new general manager
  • Hip-hop artist and former child soldier, Emmanuel Jal, to speak at UF on Oct. 6
  • Individual economic troubles pose the largest threat to Florida tourism
  • Florida consumer confidence rises for third consecutive month, study finds
  • Cutting calories could limit muscle wasting in later years
  • Series at UF will explore foundations of major religions
  • It is my hope that my story will both inspire and change your life
  • Update: Weekly
  • CHAMPS orientation sessions hope to attract 300 student mentors on Sept. 16 and 17
  • Author of award-winning book about polling to speak at Graham Center
  • Artist Robert Stout – living the American dream
  • Van Cliburn winner to perform solo concert on Sept. 26 at the University Auditorium
  • Associated Press: Ed Gilman
  • Associated Press: Terry Curtis
  • Presidential candidate Bob Barr to speak at UF on Sept. 23
  • New UF publication aims to help families manage financial difficulties
  • Charismatic Bosses
  • Safety study indicates gene therapy for blindness improves vision
  • Digital Literacy Contest to be held in Library West on Sept. 17
  • Florida Trend: Grant Thrall
  • UF receives $561 million in research funding for 2007-2008
  • Update: Weekly
  • Doctor Bias Simulator
  • Gators may give online until Oct. 10
  • The High Kings to perform on Sept. 25 at the Phillips Center
  • Education Week: Joe Meert
  • UF names endowment after alumnus, renowned Miami architect
  • Associated Press: Integration anniversary
  • Globe and Mail: Ted Schuur
  • Homecoming events to begin Sept. 28
  • Anoushka Shankar, Ravi Shankar in performance at Phillips Center on Oct. 14
  • Research Report: Assisted Living Trends
  • Commemorating the 50th anniversary of integration
  • UF Symphony Orchestra to perform with Pianist Xiayin Wang on Oct. 10
  • Remembering 9/11
  • Update: Weekly
  • Inside Higher Ed: Michael Heaney
  • Information Technology Security Awareness Day is Oct. 8
  • Celebrating 50 years of integration at the University of Florida
  • InsideUF: Sept. 9, 2008
  • Study uncovers facts about artists' modeling in revealing interviews
  • UF experts available to speak about tonight's presidential debate
  • Sales of energy-efficient bulbs to offset carbon footprint of games
  • UF to host statewide workshop 'Preserving the Recent Past in Florida,' Nov. 6 - 9
  • Students take studying abroad to the next level in London program
  • Congress members to talk about future president's impact on Florida
  • Web site seeks Gator stories
  • Legislators' nod to citizen initiatives may be tied to re-election hopes
  • Malaria and more studied at EPI
  • Studying abroad provides numerous benefits
  • UF's Burn Center tests virtual reality disaster training
  • New Web site provides easy access to college tours
  • UF physicists to take part in world's most ambitious science experiment
  • UF's 'green' efforts receive recognition
  • Miami Herald: David Denslow
  • Expert on Florida history opens lecture series in Pugh Hall
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  • Miami Herald: David Denslow
  • Wolves show scientists are barking up the wrong tree
  • Miami Herald: Mark Flannery
  • Desegregation pioneers to be honored during UF Constitution Day program
  • Walking Gators begins Oct. 7
  • Levin receives top-10 ranking for Hispanic students
  • New Scientist: Clive Wynne
  • Dentistry professor receives international award
  • MSNBC: Clive Wynne
  • Officials monitoring Hurricane Hanna
  • Alumna raises organ-donation awareness through life story
  • Two faculty-in-residence named for Hume, Broward
  • UF researchers track big snakes in Everglades Park
  • Plan now for One Less Car Day on Oct. 17
  • News media scramble to understand Palin, UF political expert says
  • UF expert: Tropical storm Fay leaves mold worries behind
  • The Financial Crisis of 2008: Expert panel of UF faculty will discuss the how, the why and what happens now
  • Popular Science: Ted Schuur
  • Update: Weekly
  • Preparing for the fall Career Showcase
  • Register to vote before Oct. 6
  • Ideas about sex roles may affect wages more than economics, society
  • Research Report: Charismatic Bosses
  • Jerusalem Post: Kenneth Wald
  • Reuters: Daniel Smith
  • Research Report: Doctor Bias Simulator
  • UF Citizen Access Project names doctoral student as its interim director
  • Russia, Georgia and the West: A new Cold War?
  • Suicide Prevention Week is Sept. 7-13
  • Bad sign for global warming: Thawing permafrost holds vast carbon pool
  • Pulitzer Prize winner Rick Atkinson to speak at UF
  • Shakespeare & Company makes U.S. tour debut with "Hamlet" on Sept. 23
  • The Gators, SEC promote ‘Together We CAN’
  • New research challenges long-held assumptions of flightless bird evolution
  • USA Today: Andrew Schuerger
  • Search committee seeks new senior vice president for health affairs
  • Washington Times: Kenneth Wald
  • Washington Post: Timothy Judge
  • Law professor honored with Rockefeller Innovation Award
  • Washington Times: Michael Heaney
  • Energy expert, author of new book to speak at Pugh Hall next week
  • Update: Weekly
  • Newberry Road and Archer Road construction beginning Sept. 2
  • Cherryholmes performance rescheduled for Jan. 16
  • UF open Wednesday on normal schedule
  • University to remain open today; housing check-in still suspended
  • Wall Street Journal: Michael Heaney
  • USA Today: Daniel Smith
  • Washington Post: William McKeen
  • UF wants everyone to use alternative transportation on Oct. 17
  • 'Voluntourism' draws convention-goers wanting to lend a helping hand
  • University of Florida to close Friday, housing check-in continues
  • New research reveals why chili peppers are hot
  • Chronicle of Higher Education: Bernie Machen
  • New York Times: Daniel Smith
  • Leadership development programs now accepting applications for 2008-09
  • Florida consumer confidence rises as residents adjust to bad economy
  • Consumer Confidence Jumps
  • Lowering the drinking age: Not the solution to binge drinking
  • 'Pristine' Amazonian region hosted large, urban civilization, study finds
  • St. Petersburg Times: Bernie Machen, Patricia Telles-Irvin
  • Experienced oral historian takes reins of UF's Samuel Proctor Oral History Program
  • Update: Weekly
  • UF professor to study protesters, delegates at national conventions
  • University of Florida student housing check-in to be suspended
  • Meyer encourages fans to 'White Out Cancer' at season opener
  • UF president to give 'State of the University' address next week
  • Carlson to head University of Florida's new 'media farm'
  • UF helps Florida utilities assess impact of wind on power lines
  • UF plant researcher wins Florida State Horticultural Society award
  • Florida Trend: David Colburn
  • UF's Graham Center brings national political leaders to speak Sept. 5
  • Part-Time Job Fair to be held on Aug. 28
  • Associated Press: Alexander Wagenaar
  • Disabled-Ready Homes
  • Associated Press: Mark Fenster
  • Family band Cherryholmes wraps up summer series with bluegrass fun on Aug. 21
  • Florida Today: Jon Hamilton
  • Fort Myers News-Press: Mark Jamison
  • Gatorettes win two national titles
  • IFAS professor named an emerging leader by Phi Delta Kappa
  • Obesity risk linked to history of chronic ear infections
  • National Public Radio: Michael Heaney
  • UF experts encourage butterfly watching to take wing with new publications
  • MSNBC: Linda Bartoshuk
  • National Public Radio: Mike Heckenberger
  • Machen, Meyer to speak at annual Joint Civic Club/UF Luncheon
  • Media Advisory: Summer commencement ceremonies scheduled for Saturday
  • New York Times: Alexander Wagenaar
  • New York Times: Greening research
  • The Harn and Florida Museum’s activities combine for fun event on Aug. 7
  • Two UF professors chosen as volunteers for Beijing Olympics
  • Florida mosquito populations are booming, but diseases aren’t
  • Palm Beach Post: Chris McCarty
  • Researchers find cancer-inhibiting compound under the sea
  • Machen, Meyer to speak at 38th annual UF Joint Civic Club Luncheon
  • Research Report: Disabled-Ready Homes
  • Officials monitoring Tropical Storm Fay
  • South Florida Sun-Sentinel: Stan Smith
  • Time: Lyrissa Lidsky
  • Sarasota Herald-Tribune: Wayne Archer
  • Weight loss program/study to be offered in eight rural Fla. counties
  • UF engineering researchers chase Tropical Storm Fay
  • UF report: Florida dairy farmers made more on milk, spent more on feed in 2007
  • CNN.com: Benjamin Lok
  • Boston Globe: George Burgess
  • Chicago Tribune: Richard Hollinger
  • UF Student Health Care Center receives distinguished accreditation
  • Cox News Service: Eric Wachsman
  • Editor & Publisher: John Wright
  • Consumer Concerns
  • Doctor Bias Simulator
  • Update: Weekly
  • Inside Higher Ed: David Carlson
  • Florida consumer confidence rises as residents look to the future
  • Florida Today: Wayne Archer
  • Improved estrogen reception may sharpen fuzzy memory
  • National Journal: Daniel Smith
  • National Geographic: Joseph Meert
  • UF study: Isthmus of Panama formed as result of plate tectonics
  • WCBA finance major wins $5,000 study abroad scholarship
  • UF professor wins international award for research in quantum chemistry
  • South Florida Sun-Sentinel: David Colburn
  • Nature: Brent Reynolds, Dennis Steindler
  • Brain Institute director honored by Italian scientists, leaders
  • Update: Weekly
  • Orlando Sentinel: Jonathan Day
  • Two million pages can be accessed from UF Libraries’ Digital Collections
  • Prosthetic Interface
  • Research shows contraception could control problem parakeets
  • President announces pay raises
  • Research Report: Prosthetic Interface
  • Fun at work makes it easier for employees to function on the job
  • Update: Weekly
  • 2008 Greater Everglades Ecosystem Restoration (GEER) conference is open for registration to the public
  • Sarasota Herald-Tribune: Grant Thrall
  • Scientists close in on source of X-rays in lightning
  • Smithsonian: Harry Klee, Jay Scott
  • Tourism Institute hosts symposium for Florida destinations
  • Sarasota Herald-Tribune: Grant Thrall
  • Steve Shugan among inaugural INFORMS marketing fellows recipients
  • Graduate student attends meeting of Nobel Laureates in Germany
  • Tampa Tribune: Michael Heaney
  • Florida's rental markets latest to suffer ill effects in housing crunch
  • UF plans to create 'media farm' for innovation, research
  • USA Today: Diane Mazur
  • UF’s ‘Green Team’ encourages sustainability across campus
  • Growth in UF's online programs a good sign for pharmaceutical industry
  • Nickelodeon's 'The Backyardigans Live!' plays at the Phillips Center July 24
  • Web site selected to Hall of Fame
  • Long-term care fraught with uncertainties for elderly baby boomers
  • 'Dark Side of the Moon' comes to the Phillips Center
  • UF law professor honored by The Florida Bar
  • Two million pages can be accessed from UF Libraries' Digital Collections
  • Paul D'Anieri takes the reins of UF's largest college on July 1
  • Associated Press: Dr. Lindsey Acheson Thompson
  • Mate or hibernate? That's the question worm pheromones answer
  • Harn to remain open on Tuesdays thanks to generous support
  • UF, China's Zhejiang University to collaborate on clean energy research
  • MyPyramid for Older Adults poster helps increase nutrition knowledge
  • Itzhak Perlman concert has been rescheduled for Jan. 4 at the Phillips Center
  • UF research center to focus on reliability of military computer chips
  • Museum Night (tonight) features live entertainment and art-making experience
  • Associated Press: Tom Spreen
  • Charismatic managers inspire but also annoy workers to bad results
  • Geologists push back date basins formed, supporting frozen Earth theory
  • Two UF professors chosen as volunteers for Beijing Olympics
  • New study points to agriculture in frog sexual abnormalities
  • UF study: Religious devotion linked to educational outcomes
  • ABC News: Martin Uman
  • Almost Alice: New Illustrations of Wonderland by Maggie Taylor is now open at the Harn
  • Associated Press: Bill Link
  • Associated Press: Jerry Butler
  • Richard Lutz receives Sherwin-Williams Distinguished Teaching Award
  • Associated Press: Mark Flannery
  • Update: Weekly
  • Miami Herald: Wiley Kitchens
  • Physicists tweak quantum force, reducing barrier to tiny devices
  • Associated Press: Martin Uman
  • Future doctors share too much on Facebook, UF researchers say
  • Palm Beach Post: Dr. Lindsay Acheson Thompson
  • Associated Press: Monica Elliott
  • SelfCheck service added to Library West
  • Associated Press: Charles Adams
  • Associated Press: Bill Messina
  • Library West will close June 20-29 for repairs
  • UF Documentary Institute Holocaust film receives $200,000
  • Associated Press: Vasudha Narayanan
  • New York Times: Wayne Archer
  • Associated Press: Doug Archer
  • UF notifies students of online records privacy breach
  • Family Housing and Mayor’s Council to sponsor Sustainability Week
  • Substance in red wine found to keep hearts young
  • Chicago Tribune: Dr. Cynda Crawford
  • Harn Museum to display all-video exhibition
  • Good named UF interim medical dean
  • Good named UF interim medical dean
  • Papua New Guinea yam exhibit opens July 8; Gallery Talk on July 13
  • UF offers nation's first master's degree in environmental and land use law
  • New executive director named for Alumni Association
  • Visiting the South's 'stroke buckle' increases risk of stroke death
  • New standards needed for elderly, disabled to remain in homes
  • Update: Weekly
  • WUFT-FM converts second station, WJUF-FM, to HD
  • 'Sweet Baby James' brings the music of James Taylor to the Phillips Center in time for Father's Day
  • Update: Weekly
  • Governor Crist announces new Gubernatorial Fellows –two are UF students, three are UF alumnae
  • HHP professor to retire after 37 years
  • Libyan professor participates in State Department institute at UF
  • Baby Boomer exhibit now open in Smathers Library
  • Inside Higher Ed: Linda Serra Hagedorn
  • With $50 million, Florida universities to focus on renewable energy
  • Major evolutionary study rewrites bird ‘tree of life’
  • University of Florida professor designs plasma-propelled flying saucer
  • Computer engineers: Virtual patients also experience racial bias
  • Miami Herald: Win Phillips
  • Montreal Gazette: Ilan Shrira
  • Stem cell discovery sheds light on placenta development
  • UF history professor wins international book prize
  • RTS riders can now track locations of buses with new Gator Locator GPS
  • Marine extension agent and faculty member receive awards
  • Newsweek: Martha Roberts
  • UF receives Department of State grant to explore U.S. foreign policy
  • New York Times: Dr. Gary Reisfield
  • Update: Weekly
  • New York Times: George Burgess
  • ABC News: Dr. Carl Pepine
  • Palm Beach Post: Bob Graham
  • U.S. News & World Report: Sheila Eyberg
  • Heartsaver event for faculty and staff to be held on June 27
  • Plain Dealer: Daniel Smith
  • Björn Again brings the fun-filled tunes of Swedish pop group ABBA to the Phillips Center
  • Popular Mechanics: Subrata Roy
  • Researchers develop neural implant that learns with the brain
  • Florida consumer confidence index falls to lowest rate in its history
  • Sarasota Herald-Tribune: Grant Thrall
  • Andes Mountains grew in rapid spurts, not slowly, UF researcher says
  • St. Petersburg Times: Chris McCarty
  • The ultimate tribute to the King of Rock n Roll makes its way to the Phillips Center
  • New concealed weapons law does not apply to UF
  • Scientists edge closer to unlocking secrets of mysterious Crab Pulsar
  • Greening Gators: UF offers new minor in sustainability studies
  • UF doctoral student receives national award for journal article
  • UF student wins Hearst competition
  • Update: Weekly
  • Wall Street Journal: Gary McGill
  • UF student is awarded prestigious Beinecke Scholarship
  • UF experts available to discuss 2008 hurricane season
  • Boston Globe: Lise Abrams
  • Men on a mission help youth thrive despite negative stereotypes
  • Washington Post: Jonathan Crane
  • UF Performing Arts offers summer fun - tickets now on sale
  • UF researchers develop improved gene therapy agent
  • UF urges donations to others in need
  • Resilient, robust research: Heart of dynamic economy beats strong at UF, other Florida universities
  • St. Petersburg Times: Boaz Dvir
  • Update: Weekly
  • USA Today: Julie Levy
  • USA Today: Clive Wynne
  • English alumna named ambassador to Panama
  • Grant provides K-12 foreign language teachers with immersion experience
  • Holocaust studies at the University of Florida gets funding to recruit top scholar
  • Thirty-three faculty named UF Research Foundation professors for 2008
  • UF institute to host symposium on tourism crisis management for Florida destinations
  • UF students to report for national ABC News
  • Demonstrations set for huge hurricane machine, shingle launcher
  • Update: Weekly
  • Florida python invasion: expanded and still growing, UF researcher says
  • Update: Weekly
  • Peter Stoffella named Indian River Research and Education Center director
  • Endowment encourages collaboration between faculty and Harn Museum of Art
  • Two new scholarships awarded to UF students by Friends of Theatre and Dance
  • New UF initiatives strive to help budget and environment
  • UF reduces spending by $47 million in response to state budget reductions
  • UF president schedules news conference to talk about budget
  • UF budget for fiscal year 2008-09 to be reduced by $47 million
  • New performing arts season offers Broadway musicals, Garrison Keillor, dance companies
  • Glover named University of Florida provost effective July 1
  • Future Army veterinarian among 8,675 students set to graduate from UF
  • UF/IFAS and Florida Sea Grant help prepare anglers for new regulations
  • Florida Trend: Bruce Goldberger, Mark Gold
  • Heart Effects
  • UF scientists discover compound that could lead to new blood pressure drugs
  • UF molds work force for state's burgeoning biotechnology industry
  • IFAS' Shibu Jose named Fulbright Scholar
  • A tribute to big band music will kick off summer series on June 10
  • ABC News: William Notte
  • ABC News: Wendy Graham, Sanford Berg
  • Arizona Republic: Andrew Kaunitz
  • Gas prices, debt sink Florida consumer confidence to near all-time low
  • Associated Press: John Schmertmann
  • Freedom of information fighter retires, named to Hall of Fame
  • Agence France-Presse: Frank Mazzot
  • Consumer Gloom
  • Associated Press: Win Phillips
  • Combining exercise with hormone could prevent weight gain
  • Associated Press: Repellant study
  • Microgreens get Florida farmers thinking small
  • Baltimore Sun: Stephen Grobmyer
  • Drink Specials
  • Atlanta Journal-Constitution: Tom Spreen
  • After mutual challenge, English professor and son each to publish a book
  • Lowman selected for U.S. Department of Education committee
  • Environment News Service: Michael Scharf
  • UF creates first endowed chair in public interest communications
  • Drink specials quadruple likelihood of exiting a bar over legal limit to drive
  • Fla. Museum hosts K-5 science program 'Why Monkeys Choose to Live in Trees' on May 10
  • MicroRNAs appear essential for retinal health
  • Miami Herald: Chris McCarty
  • Fanfares and Fireworks will take place on July 3
  • Building construction program takes students to East Africa
  • International Herald-Tribune: Jay Ritter
  • Miami Herald: Chris McCarty
  • Miami Herald: David Denslow
  • Section of campus loses power for some 30 minutes
  • Miami Herald: Chris McCarty
  • Miami Herald: Lou Guillette
  • UF researchers make strides to improve liver surgery
  • New York Times: David Leavitt
  • The Living Room, a University Gallery display, will be featured May 19-August 29
  • New York Times: Linda Bartoshuk
  • UF expert says with hurricane season approaching, citizen response teams need volunteers
  • Shakespeare’s "Twelfth Night" to be presented in May and July
  • More than 72,000 hours of student community service earn presidential Honor Roll designation
  • Orlando Sentinel: Win Phillips
  • Professor receives high marketing honor
  • Professor is national fiction award finalist
  • Research proves snuff is still very dangerous stuff
  • Florida Museum of Natural History displays local artist's African-inspired work
  • McCain's press secretary is proud UF graduate
  • Graham Center presents free program on 'Media And The Presidency'
  • 'Destruct' triggers may be jammed in tumor cells, UF geneticists say
  • UF Agricultural Women's Club celebrates 100 years
  • Florida Museum's Randell Center completes Pineland tree planting program
  • UF's first full-scale emergency notification test a success
  • UF chemistry professor receives grant for solar energy research
  • Students speak out against local drinking and driving
  • Update: Weekly
  • Two UF percussion ensembles will perform in April concerts
  • The High Kings concert has been rescheduled to September 25
  • Staff, faculty urged to renew parking decals by Tuesday
  • Three UF students win prestigious Goldwater Scholarships
  • Institute offers development session
  • Itzhak Perlman concert postponed
  • Rock star to play supporting role at astronomy commencement event
  • Los Angeles Times: Allison Dempsey
  • UF dance performances centered on themes of sustaining ‘eARTh’
  • Miami Herald: Chris McCarty
  • Ms. Magazine: Sex ed study
  • MRI Noise
  • Governor to proclaim April 8 Florida Suicide Prevention Day
  • Update: Weekly
  • National Public Radio: Rick Stepp
  • Ingram to receive SURA Distinguished Scientist Award
  • Musical ‘Mosaic’ at Reitz Auditorium
  • New York Times: Leslie Hendeles
  • New York Times: Roy Beckford
  • Orlando Sentinel: Jack E. Davis
  • Defense expert visits UF to discuss military ethics
  • Health center official named chairman of medical college group
  • New Scientist: Clive Wynne
  • International Herald-Tribune: Elliot Douglas
  • Reduce stress before finals by participating in Midnight Fun Run
  • Florida Museum of Natural History, Harn Museum of Art host annual Earth Day celebration April 19
  • Correction: April 19 CPR training to offer participation card, not certification
  • Orlando Sentinel: Stephen Mulkey
  • Maternal respect stronger among African-American and Latina girls
  • Students expected to donate tons of items to charity this week
  • Professor elected to national council
  • Florida consumer confidence in April sinks to new 16-year record low
  • Palm Beach Post: Russell Nagata
  • Library West and Marston Science Library to extend hours during finals
  • Professor recognized with Mooney Award
  • UF professor emerita to present gallery talk at Harn
  • Update: Weekly
  • DCP dean, director inducted into AICP College of Fellows
  • Fla. Museum, Alachua County quilters seek entries for spring 2010 exhibit
  • Purchasing session offered on May 22
  • Imported aquacultured reef clams found to have foreign disease
  • Research Report: Aquarium Clam Disease
  • Read-A-Thon volunteers sought
  • UF Libraries Technology Expo April 15
  • Kansas associate dean chosen as CLAS dean at UF
  • UF researchers seek bugs to battle aquatic weed plaguing Central, South Florida
  • UF researchers identify key target for cancer therapies
  • Update: Weekly
  • UF School of Theatre and Dance addresses individuality and conformity
  • Art Underground jewelry sale, April 11 at Reitz
  • Scientists test device to track medication adherence in patients with HIV/AIDS
  • UF engineers win NSF grant to support student research abroad
  • Two UF musical ensembles celebrate West African and Brazilian music on April 11
  • Associate director of Upward Bound appointed
  • Florida Museum of Natural History research screened at international science media festival in Italy
  • UF graduate to compete in Miss USA Pageant April 11
  • Mental stress reduces blood flow to the heart in patients with gene variation
  • Winning the lottery
  • New National Science Foundation center to launch at engineering college
  • Human Genome Project leader to speak at Florida Genetics 2008
  • Kaplan named Fulbright Scholar for 2009
  • UF Libraries to host additional Jewish literature reading and discussion series
  • Bullying Impact
  • Social form of bullying linked to depression, anxiety in adults
  • Joyce named to Florida environmental commission
  • P.K. Nair receives honorary doctorate from Spain
  • Engineering students: Headset muffles loud, unnerving MRI noises
  • UF honors faculty, advisers at annual banquet
  • UF Department of Housing announces 2008-2009 rental rates
  • Graduate students find art in work of Physical Plant Division employees
  • Violin Virtuoso Itzhak Perlman to perform April 13 at the Phillips Center
  • UF College of Design, Construction and Planning faculty to showcase new research
  • Internationally renowned scholars, religious leaders to speak at UF about Jewish-Muslim relations
  • Pulitzer Prize winner David M. Oshinsky to speak at UF April 2
  • UF institute connects countries in global discussion of King’s legacy
  • ‘Dance away the Tax-Day Blues’ with the UF Symphonic Band on April 15
  • Award-winning Takács Quartet to perform April 12 with Van Cliburn Medalist Joyce Yang
  • ‘Spirit of Uganda’ brings African culture to the Phillips Center on April 16
  • Former UN special envoy to speak at UF on April 3
  • UF professor uses art to highlight tie between cultural and biological diversity
  • Aquarium Clam Disease
  • Associated Press: Dr. Andrew Kaunitz
  • New emergency test planned for April 18
  • Alumnus in Japan making global news
  • APA now accepting nominations
  • Forbestraveler.com: George Burgess
  • Peer2Peer Information Technology Workshop
  • InsideUF: April 1, 2008
  • Book: Fructose ‘missing link’ in obesity epidemic
  • CPR class offered for Gator Saver Day
  • UF neurosurgeon to discuss potential for electronic stimulation of brain
  • Newberry Road construction may affect university travel
  • InsideUF: March 18, 2008
  • UF research helps tasty flowers emerge as haute cuisine
  • Herpetology Conference is approaching
  • Florida Museum seeking summer junior volunteers
  • UF staff recognized by State of Florida
  • Sen. Dockery and Rep. Galvano to be recognized at Blue Key reception
  • Update: Weekly
  • UF research shows termite damage cuts insulation values by nearly 75 percent
  • Mortgage meltdown dampens state’s commercial real estate outlook
  • National Public Radio: Wayne Archer
  • New York Times: Linda Bartoshuk
  • Housing and credit crisis sink Florida consumer confidence five points
  • Online MBA Program is ranked No. 1
  • Palm Beach Post: Chris McCarty
  • GMA at UF
  • Newsday: Drivers study
  • O’Connell Center closed Thursday morning for police training
  • Associate provost selected as American Council on Education fellow
  • Reuters: John Thompson
  • Reuters: Daniel Smith
  • UF researchers warn parents about dangers of childhood foot burns
  • Scientists: New technique identifies molecular ‘biomarkers’ for disease
  • Update: Weekly
  • San Diego Union-Tribune: Mark Gold
  • Work-Family Guilt
  • St. Petersburg Times: David Denslow
  • Sun-Sentinel: Stan Smith
  • Time: Lyrissa Lidsky, George Burgess
  • UF graduate business studies building project attracts $9.7 million in private gifts
  • Swing dancers stomp at The Swamp
  • UF to host celebration of innovation technology showcase
  • UF family finance expert gives top 10 ‘What Not to Do’ list for taxpayers
  • UF researchers on the watch for nice weather - and the diseases it could bring
  • UF graduates win College Emmy
  • UF researchers go high-tech to fight invasive plants
  • Management professors chosen as editors
  • UF’s Symphony Orchestra pays tribute to Oscar-nominated film scores
  • USA Today: Stan Smith
  • Venezuelan documentary ‘Puedo hablar/May I Speak?’ to be shown on March 4
  • UFPA presents "Chicago" April 11-12
  • USA Today: Jay Ritter
  • Win or lose, Clinton’s campaign has broken ground, UF professor says
  • UF math professor wins Norway’s prestigious Abel Prize
  • UF hosts Sixth Annual Steinway Piano Festival March 3-7
  • Baby Gator marks reading week with daily programs, speakers
  • Wall Street Journal: Richard Scher
  • Economy slows Florida population growth to lowest level in 30 years
  • Washington Post: Fletcher Baldwin
  • Update: Weekly
  • Reception today will honor UF winner of Abel Prize in mathematics
  • Overfertilizing St. Augustinegrass could encourage chinch bugs, UF researcher warns
  • UF Wind Symphony performs at 74th annual American Bandmasters Association conference
  • University of Florida administration restructured
  • Elton John concert postponed
  • Government surveillance harms society, UF law professor writes in new book
  • Florida Museum's display of new live African butterflies supports conservation
  • Budget woes loom in new year
  • UF student to appear on 'The Price is Right' television show
  • Florida Gym reopened following bomb threat
  • UF's professional communicators and students earn 34 Addy Awards
  • UF symposium explores African roots of the banjo
  • Fla. Museum sells reusable canvas bags as part of sustainability effort
  • Uncover Earth's secrets during "Can You Dig It?"
  • Golden Gator award winners recently announced
  • American Forest Foundation administrator to speak at UF
  • Physicists: After 30 years of study, rare particle confirms prediction
  • Madeleine Albright to speak at UF Wednesday
  • UF alumnus receives historic preservation award
  • "Voices for Peace" Hiroshima-Nagasaki nuclear bomb exhibition
  • UF offers free program to help employees quit smoking
  • "Radical Women in Gainesville" online collection now available
  • Faculty members named Sloan Research Fellows
  • Faculty and staff discounts offered for summer band camps
  • 50th Anniversary Lecture Series to celebrate milestone
  • Update: Weekly
  • Associated Press: Kenneth Wald
  • ABC News: Michael Heaney
  • Associated Press: Connie Mulligan
  • Excess worrying can harm parents’ relationships with grown children
  • UF speaker to focus on how advertising influences eating disorders
  • Curbing teen drinking difficult in urban areas
  • Business undergraduates earn first place
  • Open forum committee to present recommendations, seek comment
  • Florida Times-Union: Robert Cook
  • UF expert available to comment on fifth anniversary of Iraq war
  • Florida Players presents ‘Sunday in the Park with George’
  • AAA and UF recommend vehicle features for senior drivers
  • Grinter Gallery features Visions of Bahia, Brazil from the Collection of Frances F. Switt
  • FCHP hosts lecture on campus alcohol issues
  • Division of Student Affairs to unveil 2008-2009 Common Reading Program book selection
  • Engineers Week at UF includes showcase of student exhibits
  • Update: Weekly
  • Five UF professors named Fulbright Scholars for 2007-2008 school year
  • Property tax and economic stimulus plans boost consumer confidence
  • First global malaria map in decades shows reduced risk
  • Sun-Sentinel: Paul Davenport
  • 'The Fresh Aire Music of Mannheim Steamroller' is coming on Feb. 27
  • Human deaths from shark attacks hit 20-year low last year
  • Community Relations enhances relationships
  • Leading scholar to talk at UF about land use in Florida
  • Associated Press: Kevin McCarthy
  • Intramural team is flagged as national champions
  • Update: Weekly
  • Associated Press: Paul Robell
  • Ad agency chairman donates $500,000 for UF to teach integrated marketing communication
  • More seek the small-farm dream but need help from friends, experts say
  • Harn Museum of Art celebrates UF’s photographic legacy
  • UF to break ground for Emerging Pathogens Research Facility
  • Former Costa Rican presidential candidate to deliver Bacardi Lecture
  • Feb. 23 concert postponed: Kátia Moraes and Sambaguru
  • Stearns secures $4.7 million in federal funds for UF
  • Update: Weekly
  • WUFT awarded top honors for nature documentary
  • InsideUF: February 12, 2008
  • InsideUF: February 26, 2008
  • Miami Herald: Chris McCarty
  • Monterey Jazz Festival Band comes to the Phillips Center on Valentine’s Day as part of 50th Anniversary
  • Nature: Alexander Ophir
  • New York Times: David Reed
  • Healthy Gators 2010, GatorWell encourage good nutrition
  • Orange and blue make green?
  • Former governors to gather for opening of Graham Center
  • Sweet Honey in the Rock to perform at the Phillips Center on Feb. 15
  • Engineering students: Airbrush not just for artists
  • Gordon Lightfoot to perform at the Phillips Center, Feb. 19
  • Out-of-whack protein may boost Parkinson’s
  • Florida Museum to open 'Inside Africa' traveling exhibit March 15 Butterfly Rainforest will feature live African butterflies
  • Harn Museum announces $10 million gift, addition of Asian art wing
  • UF awards nation's first online doctoral degree in classics
  • UF professor re-evaluates political legacy of Jesse Helms in new book
  • Update: Weekly
  • Scientists rebuild ancient proteins to reveal primordial Earth's temperature
  • Politico: Michael Heaney
  • Learn about 'Science of Love' at Fla. Museum this Valentine's Day
  • UF expects to build four-story office building on Eastside Campus
  • Jennifer Larmore to appear with chamber group Apollo's Fire on March 1
  • Reuters: Connie Mulligan
  • Next week's 'Florida Saves' campaign urges state residents to save for a rainy day
  • Scientists rebuild ancient proteins to reveal primordial Earth’s temperature
  • USA Today: Jay Ritter
  • Engineers announce record-setting high-frequency circuit
  • The Gator Nation is No. 1 in license sales again
  • USA Today: Paul Doering
  • New York Times: William Link
  • Wall Street Journal: Alan Cooke
  • Humans inhabited New World’s doorstep for 20,000 years
  • Common Reading unveiling to occur on Feb. 22
  • Mummy lice found in Peru may give new clues about human migration
  • Annual Student Arts Exhibition, Feb.12-March 6
  • Advertisers, neuroscientists trace source of emotions in brain
  • UF experts available to comment on Cuban situation
  • Cellist David Finckel and pianist Wu Han highlight the musical talents of Vienna, Feb. 24
  • Police arrest man in connection with SFCC situation
  • Chinese piano prodigy to perform at UF, Feb. 12
  • Grand opening scheduled for Bob Graham Center at UF
  • Protein protects lung cancer cells from efforts to fix or kill them
  • Tampa Tribune: David Denslow
  • Pugh Hall, new UF facility, to be dedicated Feb. 9
  • UF interior design student wins prestigious scholarship in national competition
  • Kiplinger’s: Bernie Machen
  • Upcoming Harn Museum exhibition features extraordinary local collection100 works by 77 renowned artists of 20th- and 21st-centuries
  • Chicago Tribune: Dennis Jett
  • Moffitt Cancer Center, Shands, UF to partner to improve cancer care
  • International Herald Tribune: William Logan
  • New Moffitt, Shands, UF partnership to be announced today
  • Library orientation sessions offered
  • Healthy Gators 2010 kicks off new year with Walking Gators program
  • Reuters: Michael Martinez
  • The American Right: Political scholar to lecture on conservatism Feb. 5
  • UF license plate first in the state with more than 100,000 sales in 2007
  • Rude Workplace
  • UF study: Rudeness hurts performance and willingness to help on job
  • Seeking judges for Alachua Region Science Fair
  • Tom Dana selected new associate dean, College of Education
  • Sessions to highlight student internship opportunities in Washington, D.C.
  • Florida legislators tour UF energy research labs
  • Tony Award-winning actress to speak on Jan. 31
  • Update: Weekly
  • UF scientists test the safety of experimental drug for vision loss
  • Gainesville premiere of Movement (R)evolution Africa on Jan. 14
  • Gator spirit and research combine at Capital One Bowl
  • Miami Herald: Kenneth Krysko
  • Royal Philharmonic Orchestra with Pinchas Zukerman to appear at Phillips Center, Jan. 8
  • Fla. Museum receives $186,000 for DNA bar-coding project
  • Calgary Herald: Eric Ford
  • UF to test emergency text messaging on Tuesday, Jan. 15
  • UF-led search for new planets part of ambitious new sky survey
  • Valentine jewelry sale to be held on Feb. 1
  • "Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers: Live from Gatorville" airs tonight
  • "Dissent: Voices of Conscience" to be presented on Jan. 29
  • UF clinic offers free hearing tests, classes to community
  • Martin Luther King Jr. Celebration to occur at UF, Jan. 15-22
  • ABC News: Paul Doering
  • Urinary dysfunction troubles men who undergo prostate removal
  • Mayor to join Martha Graham Dance Company at the Phillips Center on Feb. 8
  • Experience artistic spirit of Pine Island Jan. 11-12 at Calusa Heritage Trail
  • Gauntlet thrown: Medieval knights invade campus Jan. 23
  • AEROS returns to the Phillips Center - Groundbreaking work was created at UF
  • World premiere debut at the Phillips Center
  • Update: Weekly
  • Air Force ROTC aces over the competition
  • UF joins in national teach-in on global warming solutions
  • Associated Press: Chris McCarty
  • E-mail Scam Alert
  • Autism awareness walk/run scheduled for Saturday
  • Garden springs to life as renewed community sanctuary
  • Housing crisis sinks Florida consumer confidence to 16-year low
  • Associated Press: Lincoln Brower
  • Associated Press: Melvin Sunquist
  • Beachgoers who stay high and dry may stay healthier
  • Africa's biggest mammals key to ant-plant teamwork
  • UF shows a 'Pelican's Point of View' to protect the seabirds
  • Zoologists: Lusty voles, mindless of danger, mate like rabbits
  • Annual Latin American Conference to be held at UF, Feb. 7-8
  • What's Your Focus?
  • Boston Globe: Daniel Smith
  • Beethoven Cycle continues with Pacifica Quartet performance on Feb. 10
  • Library West's extended hours pilot a success
  • Update: Weekly
  • Career Resource Center presents seminars
  • Get creative in 2008 at Harn Museum art classes
  • Marston Science Library display space available
  • Junior Science, Engineering, and Humanities Symposium starts Sunday
  • Protein power: Researchers trigger insulin production in diabetic mice
  • Catch them while you can—three Harn exhibitions closing in January
  • Scientists: Environmental protection, development not always at odds
  • CLAS professor becomes honorary member
  • Ladysmith Black Mambazo to perform at the Phillips Center on Feb. 2
  • Degree Applications Due
  • Update: Weekly
  • St. Pete Times: Daniel Smith
  • Dr. Jack Kevorkian to speak at UF
  • UF research snuffs out notion that smokeless tobacco is lesser of two evils
  • New online campus map displays sustainability features
  • Florida Times-Union: Chris Slobogin
  • Harpers: Christopher Slobogin
  • Middle-school reform efforts at UF receive $600,000 boost
  • Harn Museum Nights resuming Jan. 10
  • Palm Beach Post: Zane Helsel
  • Smoking Risk
  • Inés Pasic brings "The Worlds of Fingerman" to UF for U.S. premiere
  • Inside Higher Ed: Michael Bowen
  • Grooveshark brings legal music sharing to Gators — and the entire world
  • Despite warning to stay away, Democratic candidates will come to Florida