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  • National cultural resources expert joins DCP
  • Beach access, protection at stake in Supreme Court
  • Check the UF events calendar for updated events
  • UF students volunteer in India for holiday break, write blog
  • UF scientists use virus to kill cancer cells while leaving normal cells intact
  • Computer model reveals where food pathogens grow
  • Multimedia: UF researchers take part in DNA sequencing for entire Pacific island
  • UF students stage exhibit about struggling Brazilian fishing community
  • AFROTC marks end of year with open house, games, formal dinner
  • Multimedia: Scaling back kids' holiday gift expectations a sensitive subject, UF experts say
  • Scaling back kids' holiday gift expectations a sensitive subject, UF experts say
  • UF professor named editor-in-chief for Journal of Interior Design
  • New forensic technique gives clues about sharks from bite damage
  • UF researchers take part in DNA sequencing for entire Pacific island
  • No gains in Florida's consumer confidence as economic woes increase
  • UF School of Music enters new decade as 'All-Steinway School'
  • UF graduate already at the helm of the Ocala Symphony Orchestra
  • SEC Championship pre-game photos available beginning Saturday morning
  • $2.4 million stimulus fuels effort to regenerate injured spinal cords
  • Gift of $1 million will complete Levin Law Advocacy Center
  • Toward a natural religion
  • Lightning-produced radiation a potential health concern for air travelers
  • Atlanta Business Chronicle: Henry Tosi
  • Associated Press: Mike Seigel
  • Scientists use cell phone records to predict spread of malaria
  • Christmas Expectations
  • CBS News: Tim Townsend
  • Exercise Personality
  • Outdoor sculpture installed at the UF Cultural Plaza
  • Christmas Expectations
  • MSNBC: Martin Uman
  • Florida Times-Union: Glenn Morris
  • South Florida Business Journal: Hyunjoo Oh
  • National Public Radio: Dean Gabriel
  • WUFT-FM announces lineup for new local holiday music performance series
  • National Public Radio: Richard Melker
  • St. Petersburg Times: Bron Taylor
  • Flight Radiation
  • Palm Beach Post: Chris McCarty
  • UF closed for holiday
  • Paying CEOs more than other CEOs results in stockholder dividends
  • Small addition to cancer drug may make big difference
  • St. Petersburg Times: Clive Wynne
  • National Public Radio: Sherrilene Classen
  • USA Today: Marco Pahor
  • Temp workers not stuck in jobs and earn more than regular employees
  • USA Today: Paul Ortiz
  • Three UF researchers named AAAS Fellows
  • UF to host – and participate in – NCAA Volleyball Regional, Dec. 11-12
  • CEO Pay
  • USA Today: Glenn Morris
  • Survey reveals UF students happy, not challenged enough
  • UF senior is first to win Marshall Scholarship to study in United Kingdom
  • Washington Post: Glenn Morris
  • UF to lead national effort to help patients with rare brain disease
  • UF researcher helps reveal ancient origins of modern opossum
  • UF researchers find lone culprit behind greening
  • Multimedia: UF researcher helps reveal ancient origins of modern opossum
  • UF professor wins award after long career teaching history of science
  • Former Senators Daschle, Frist to discuss bipartisanship health care, Jan. 19
  • Photos of Sugar Bowl activities available
  • South Florida Business Journal: Sarah Hamersma
  • UF visiting professor wins Vigilance in Journalism award
  • H1N1 nasal spray vaccines available for students
  • UF's bird sound recordings to go digital, online with help of grant
  • Cultural historian of Renaissance Europe to speak Monday at UF
  • Florida Players presents 'The Pillowman'
  • 'Escaped' proteins add to hearing loss in elderly, UF researchers found
  • UF/IFAS research harnesses sun's power to kill weeds
  • Sororities provide fun evening for Gainesville community
  • University of Florida officials are monitoring Tropical Storm Ida
  • Researcher: 'Optical biopsy' for breast cancer increasingly accurate
  • Musician, physicist to present 'Einstein's Cosmic Messengers' concert
  • Proposals sought
  • Shark Skin
  • Group encourages student art appreciation
  • UF offers H1N1 flu vaccines to faculty, staff and students on Wednesday
  • 50th anniversary of civil rights sit-ins to be discussed at UF
  • Grant to help zoo visitors learn more about science with their cell phones
  • Finance and Facilities Committee of the University of Florida Board of Trustees announces a public meeting
  • A season for gratitude
  • Next round of H1N1 flu vaccines to be available Thursday
  • Faculty awarded 2009 International Educator of the Year
  • ‘Hi Tim’ is popular
  • UF program to change risky behaviors could save taxpayer dollars
  • Bernie Machen: Veterans helped build middle class, equalize society
  • ABC News: Mike Scharf
  • Scientists unlock clues for tailoring corn plant for food, energy needs
  • Multimedia: Engineer designs micro-endoscope to seek out early signs of cancer
  • Associated Press: Bill Messina
  • Tiny Endoscopes
  • Chicago Tribune: Glenn Morris
  • Associated Press: John Kirkpatrick
  • UF experts launch Web page to gather Cuban tree frog reports from citizens
  • WUFT-FM to launch local music performance series during holidays
  • Engineer designs micro-endoscope to seek out early signs of cancer
  • Florida Times-Union: John Stinneford
  • Internet bridges gap for rural residents who need anti-smoking programs
  • Rotary clubs accepting applications for scholarships
  • InsideUF: November 10, 2009
  • Smoking Vouchers
  • InsideUF: Nov. 24, 2009
  • Juveniles’ life sentences are too cruel
  • Sarasota modern architecture exhibit on display in Smathers Library
  • UF professor to be inducted into the French Legion of Honor
  • Miami Herald: Jack E. Davis
  • New study measures hookah use among Florida teens
  • Keep industry out of old jetport site
  • Miami Herald: Lauren Fasig
  • New York Times News Service: Bruce Goldberger
  • Department of Energy awards $1.275 million grant to UF physicists
  • Time: Julie Levy
  • New York Times: Fred Gmitter Jr.
  • Thirty-three faculty honored as UF Research Foundation Professors
  • New York Times: Clive D.L. Wynne
  • Dengue virus returns to Florida after more than 50 years, UF researchers say
  • New York Times: Zina Evans
  • UF’s bird sound recordings to go digital, online with help of grant
  • Orlando Business Journal: Timothy Becker
  • Holiday Shopping
  • You could be on ESPN!
  • Askew Institute director to chair Federation of State Humanities Councils
  • November Consumer Confidence
  • View, buy poinsettias
  • Create holiday cards for pediatric patients
  • Highest jobless rate in three decades causes drop in consumer confidence
  • Multimedia: Floridians plan to spend little more than last year this gift-giving season
  • Carillon plays 30 years of campus music
  • Floridians plan to spend little more than last year this gift-giving season
  • School of Music celebrates 195th birthday of saxophone inventor
  • UF to use text messaging to collect scholarship donations
  • Officials set to unveil College of Engineering historical marker
  • UF grape research aims to push wine, grape industries beyond climate and pest obstacles
  • UF names new College Of Public Health and Health Professions dean
  • College of Engineering receives $3 million from Harris Corp.
  • Uncertainty about jobs holds back real estate resurgence, UF study shows
  • Termites' gut reactions show how to improve renewable fuel, UF researchers say
  • UF's Century Tower to shine blue for World Diabetes Day 2009
  • UF's Win Phillips receives high honor from engineering society
  • Pelham lecture will focus on impacts of Florida's growth management legislation
  • University of Florida's AFROTC wins top award second time in three years
  • UF's College of Design, Construction and Planning celebrates international education
  • Legislators to speak at Community Campus Council breakfast
  • St. Petersburg Times: Nancy Dowd
  • Eight UF students awarded Fulbright Scholarships for international studies
  • NSF awards $1.4 million to UF, other institutions to study disease threatening lobsters
  • Deadline for Superior Accomplishment nominations is Oct. 30
  • Multimedia: NSF awards $1.4 million to UF, other institutions to study disease threatening lobsters
  • Lobster Disease
  • The flu’s gone to the dogs
  • UF honored for work on athletic fields
  • Gators sign up to avoid using cars, reduce carbon dioxide emissions
  • Fair provides students with choices after undergrad degree
  • Wall Street Journal: Jay Ritter
  • UF receives $12.2 million to establish national network of scientists
  • Vote Tebow for Heisman
  • Architects to visit UF campus to talk about future of student union
  • Washington Post: Jose Alvarez
  • UF plans second test of emergency notification system Friday
  • USA Today: Carmen Allegra
  • Environmental journalist to talk about politics and the Everglades
  • Your video may earn a prize
  • UF research examines how common pesticide mixes may affect bee die-offs
  • Public Matters Lecture Series begins with dueling journalists
  • UF study: Exercise improves body image for fit and unfit alike
  • Program puts kids in driver seat with traffic and bike safety education
  • ESPN correspondent Tom Farrey to speak at Reitz Student Union
  • UF Orchestra presents The Bad Boys of Music
  • Toward better solar cells: Chemists gain control of light-harvesting paths
  • Multimedia: Phytochemicals in plant-based foods could help battle obesity, disease
  • Askew Institute to host long-term care conference in Orlando
  • Community Alcohol Coalition to meet Friday
  • Phytochemicals in plant-based foods could help battle obesity, disease
  • UF wins award for excellence in technology commercialization
  • Plant fossils give first real picture of earliest Neotropical rainforests
  • Learn about astronomy at STARS, deadline today
  • Improved hearing aid technology also benefits economy
  • UF professor flies high in the small world of owl-pellet gathering
  • Pledge controversy: Students should have right of silence
  • Parking rates to rise $1 a day at garages near Shands on Nov. 2
  • Zones to provide help, safe haven for students during Jacksonville game
  • Columbus Lessons
  • UF opens Citylab-Orlando, joins the UCF Center for Emerging Media
  • UF releases first citrus cultivar; Sugar Belle packs a tasty punch
  • Homecoming multimedia presentations now available
  • UF study finds deficiencies in Columbus picture books used in schools
  • Dead since 1750, Johann Sebastian Bach re-animated for UF webcast interview
  • RISK Cinema season is tribute to independent filmmaking
  • UF study recasts political 'God gap' theory with details of a religious left
  • Florida Players opens fall season with 'Rosencrantz & Guildenstern Are Dead'
  • Environmental pioneer to talk about Everglades at Graham Center
  • Harn, Florida Museum to host Museum Nights
  • Director of UF Tourism Crisis Management Institute to speak in Mexico
  • Florida's consumer confidence remains flat amid mixed economic news
  • Disney Institute, UF offer one-day workshops on customer service
  • UF Concert Choir presents 'Mostly Multicultural Musical Musings' on Oct. 22
  • Apply for UF's Advanced Leadership program by Oct. 30
  • New hospital's therapeutic design supports healing, green practices
  • This is a test of UF's emergency notification system
  • National UF butterfly science curriculum engages kids as scientists
  • Students volunteer at UF's TV, radio stations following successful open house
  • Men's Glee Club and Women's Chorale combine for Fall Concert, Oct. 28
  • Walk, run with 'Trick or Trot'
  • UF to receive $29.5 million in Recovery Act funds to begin study of whether exercise prevents disability in older adults
  • UF's College of Design, Construction and Planning to host lectures
  • UF researchers find triggers in cells' transition from colitis to cancer
  • ABC News: Joe Little
  • Arizona Republic: Philip Williams
  • Associated Press: Dave Denslow
  • Associated Press: Steven Willis
  • Associated Press: Donna Sabis-Burns
  • Associated Press: Michael Conlon
  • Author will discuss his book, ‘Ahorca Lagarto,’ on Oct. 8
  • DCP is national sustainability leader
  • Former professor wins National Medal of Science
  • Gatorade inventor’s antique violin collection loaned to UF music students
  • Forty Years of Mudfest
  • UF prepares to test emergency notification system on Wednesday
  • Goodbye ‘R’ rule? Oyster pathogen test may help make shellfish safer
  • Exposing young students to careers in math and science
  • Homecoming events offer fun for everyone
  • Orlando Sentinel: Donna Sabis-Burns
  • Lecture by leading scholar to focus on use of Bible in U.S. political history
  • Miami Herald: David Denslow
  • Orlando Sentinel: George Dawson
  • UF anthropology professor inducted into American Academy
  • Phytochemicals Diet
  • Hollywood special effects producer to speak at UF
  • Argentine trombone quartet Viento Sur visits UF School of Music
  • UF Agricultural Education and Communications ranked No. 1 in nation
  • Phytochemicals Diet
  • Donation of Lepidoptera collection to UF will boost biodiversity research
  • Reitz Student Union increases rates
  • University of Florida comments on indictment of professor
  • St. Petersburg Times: Glenn Morris
  • Friday text message test deemed a success
  • Reitz Union Parking Garage Reopened
  • Public schools that receive low grades experience huge drop in donations
  • UF’s Living Well to host first benefit road race
  • Scientists cure color blindness in monkeys
  • Scientists join forces to explain HIV spread in central and east Africa
  • TV's JabbaWockeeZ dance group to perform at Gator Growl
  • UF's Living Well to host first benefit road race
  • Sea level stargazing: Astronomers make key sighting with Fla. telescope
  • UF devising new model to test hurricane's effects on utilities statewide
  • UF, Old Dominion launch project to restore sponges in barren parts of Florida Bay
  • 'Colleges with a Conscience' Web site shares community service ideas
  • Florida's consumer confidence rises as economic fears ease
  • Meet an astronaut, build a telescope at free 'Starry Night' event
  • Gators claim title to nation's first carbon neutral athletic season
  • New water-depth evaluation system will aid Everglades research, UF study shows
  • OAR chosen as Gator Growl's musical entertainment
  • Something's fishy about this international class
  • Local historians to talk Sept. 23 about Cross Florida Barge Canal
  • UF researchers in 'Science': Advancing simulation of nanostructures
  • CDC marketing director to discuss H1N1 virus prevention marketing strategies
  • Multimedia: New water-depth evaluation system will aid Everglades research, UF study shows
  • Book, photography capture 'border' reality
  • Kratzer is 'officer and a gentleman'
  • Study of isolated snakes could help shed light on venom composition
  • Snake Venom
  • Web site created by UF student helps students find volunteer opportunities
  • Multimedia: Study of isolated snakes could help shed light on venom composition
  • Snake Venom
  • UF College of Law ranks in top 10 for Hispanic students
  • Socio-cultural, genetic data work together to reveal health disparities
  • Sophisticated telescope camera debuts with peek at nest of black holes
  • Carpenter Foundation awards $15,000 to Harn Museum for Chinese art publications
  • House-infesting brown dog tick becoming resistant to common pesticides, UF experts say
  • UF receives grant to help boost work force in nuclear-related fields
  • UF lecture series to address health challenges in Latin America, Caribbean
  • Tough Ticks
  • Miami Herald: Philip Williams
  • Beyond the iPhone: Orlando conference to offer peek at computing future
  • Tough Ticks
  • Statewide study shows algae toxin a minor threat, say UF experts
  • Walking Gators to journey from Big Apple to Swamp on virtual walking trip
  • Multimedia: House-infesting brown dog tick becoming resistant to common pesticides, UF experts say
  • Discounted Gator Growl tickets for faculty, staff
  • New York Times: Stanley K. Smith
  • Establishing healthy shrubs not the water-consuming task many think, UF research shows
  • New dean reflects on Gator Engineering
  • Watering Shrubs
  • Tampa Tribune: David Denslow
  • No RTS service on Labor Day
  • Multimedia: Establishing healthy shrubs not the water-consuming task many think, UF research shows
  • University of Florida College of Fine Arts presents A Streetcar Named Desire
  • Associated Press: Ted Schuur
  • Pro-team mascots have Gator roots
  • Palm Beach Post: Fletcher Baldwin
  • Superior Accomplishment Awards nomination period opens Sept. 15
  • Back-to-school message: Machen e-mail to faculty and staff
  • South Florida Business Journal: Ted Kury
  • Media advisory for September BOT meetings
  • St. Petersburg Times: Fletcher Baldwin
  • UF TV, radio stations hold first open house for all journalism, communication students
  • Library services to be highlighted Sept. 2
  • Contemporary art exhibition explores artists as witnesses
  • Education played bigger role than race in approving gay marriage ban
  • The Virginian-Pilot: Diane H. Mazur
  • ‘Gator Aider’ shuttles to provide game-day transportation
  • Associated Press: Carmen Allegra
  • InsideUF: September 15, 2009
  • Chicago Tribune: Connie Mulligan
  • Associated Press: Bruce Goldberger
  • UF researcher receives $900,000 grant for worldwide human lice study
  • Faculty and staff eligible to make changes to their benefits
  • Guzick defines integration vision
  • UF college of business namesake commits $16 million to create faculty fellows fund
  • London Sunday Times: William Hauswirth
  • InsideUF (campus news) is in print today
  • Associated Press: Joe Little
  • Miami Herald: Al Warrington
  • Multimedia: UF study: Tai chi can help people with diabetes lower glucose levels
  • Miami Herald: Kenneth Krysko
  • Campaign to urge Gators to wear helmets while riding scooters
  • UF study: Tai chi can help people with diabetes lower glucose levels
  • UF research funding up 2.2 percent to $574 million despite weak economy
  • World Monuments Fund exhibition on preserving modern architecture opens Sept. 8
  • Boston Globe: Clive Wynne
  • President Machen announces $10 million faculty hiring plan
  • Associated Press: Jaret Daniels
  • New York Times: Robert Kirby
  • Associated Press: Kristin Kirkby
  • New genes at work in patients with hereditary lung disease
  • Bloomberg News: Stan Smith
  • UF, Shands Healthcare plan to go tobacco-free
  • Associated Press: Rajiv Tandon
  • Learn about studying abroad on Sept. 23
  • Follow InsideUF on Twitter
  • Coming Soon…
  • Community invited to hear Machen, Meyer speak at annual luncheon
  • Gravitational Wave Observatory listens for echoes of universe’s birth
  • Miami Herald: Joe Little
  • Miami Herald: Chris McCarty
  • St. Petersburg Times: Jeanna Mastrodicasa
  • MSNBC: Stan Dermott
  • Study: 1 in 5 drinkers is underage, drinks more and stays later at bar
  • Officials monitoring TD Ana
  • UF president lauds appointment of LeMieux to Martinez seat
  • Associated Press: Jay Ritter
  • National Public Radio: Mark Fenster
  • Entrepreneurial workshop to be held for local artists on Oct. 10
  • Scientists link genetic glitches to common childhood cancer
  • UF bat house collapses, thousands left homeless
  • Student Alumni, Cicerones receive awards
  • Orlando Sentinel: William Page
  • Job market key to Florida real estate market resurgence, study shows
  • UF to break ground for expansion of Southwest Recreation Center
  • Time magazine: Ellen Martin
  • Multimedia: UF researchers find mechanism behind zinc’s immune-boosting power
  • USA Today: Philip Williams
  • USA Today: Katheryn Russell-Brown
  • UF encourages alternative transportation with One Less Car Challenge
  • Welcome to the new school year!
  • Zinc Immunity
  • Zinc Immunity
  • New campaign targets freshmen to help them make the grade
  • Vision researchers see unexpected gain a year into blindness trial
  • Multimedia: Vision researchers see unexpected gain a year into blindness trial
  • UF offers advice for dealing with H1N1 swine flu virus
  • Journalist group names UF national student chapter of the year
  • ESPN provides Web showcase for SEC universities to focus on academics
  • UF professor wins award for quantum mechanics computing research
  • Machen, Meyer to speak at 39th annual Joint Civic Club Luncheon
  • New grape variety is disease resistant and good to eat, IFAS researcher says
  • UF scientists construct 'off switch' for Parkinson therapy
  • Multimedia: UF researchers find mechanism behind zinc's immune-boosting power
  • Kid Fiber
  • U.S. Department of Education recognizes UF's alcohol abuse prevention program
  • Gravitational Wave Observatory listens for echoes of universe's birth
  • New UF-housed wildfire 'strike team' teaches safe burning techniques
  • Good news about housing and stocks lifts Florida's consumer confidence
  • Florida Shrinks
  • UF researchers find mechanism behind zinc's immune-boosting power
  • Annual 'Ask Me campaign to begin Aug. 16
  • Multimedia: Recession causes Florida's population to drop for first time since 1946
  • Recession causes Florida's population to drop for first time since 1946
  • Summer commencement ceremonies scheduled for Aug. 8
  • Parade: Jacobo Konigsberg
  • San Francisco Business Times: Amir Erez
  • Rude Work
  • ‘Be Your Best’ training sessions offered in July/August
  • Rude work behavior hurts job performance of observers as well as victims
  • Adolescents Matter
  • Artistic Committee of Étant donnés awards $15,000 grant to Harn Museum of Art
  • UF professor sees ways to ease policy on gays in military without Congress
  • Bauer elected INS president
  • International Business Times: Richard Hollinger
  • New York Times: Mark Fenster
  • Free home ownership workshops offered
  • UF researchers receive $643,000 federal grant to study wood-quality gene for fuel production
  • MSNBC: Brian McNab
  • College of Liberal Arts and Sciences announces administrative changes
  • London Telegraph: Malcolm Maden
  • National Geographic: Jonathan Bloch
  • UF nurtures local and statewide economies
  • Engineering researchers: Supercomputer fastest of its type in world
  • UF football team competes in Gator Charity Challenge
  • New York Times: Cynda Crawford
  • Federal grant helps UF create Florida Innovation Hub
  • New Scientist: Clive Wynne
  • Mosquitoes aplenty this July Fourth bring disease concerns for North Florida
  • Provost Glover’s speech at the inauguration of the Gran Telescopio Canarias
  • UF expands National Public Radio, local news programming on WUFT-FM
  • Washington Post: Clive D.L. Wynne
  • Scientists: Salamanders, regenerative wonders, heal like mammals, people
  • St. Petersburg Times: David Guzick
  • UF gets nearly $26 million to speed scientific discoveries to patient care
  • Construction to begin on new UF office building on Eastside Campus
  • Associate dean named as UF's first woman dean of engineering
  • Multimedia: Astronomers, royalty, rock stars to inaugurate world's largest telescope
  • Health Award Announcement
  • UF team finds 'alligator tree' bacteria might improve cellulosic ethanol production
  • Cold weather may reduce Cuban tree frogs' impact as they move north, UF researchers say
  • Astronomers, royalty, rock stars to inaugurate world’s largest telescope
  • Florida's consumer confidence dips as bleak employment picture persists
  • Astronomers, royalty, rock stars to inaugurate world's largest telescope
  • UF Academy accepting applications for 2009-10
  • Multimedia: Cold weather may reduce Cuban tree frogs' impact as they move north, UF researchers say
  • 'Voicing Indigenous ARTifacts: Amazonian Featherwork' open until Sept. 15 at Harn
  • Two UF engineering professors win prestigious $1 million awards
  • UF officials help inaugurate world's largest telescope
  • Two UF professors' books on Oprah's Summer Reading List
  • Libraries' new replacement policy to be effective Aug.17
  • Bed Bugs
  • UF scientists program blood stem cells to become vision cells
  • A prehistoric Popeye effect? For the dinosaur, food meant bulk
  • UF researchers turn up the heat on bedbugs with new low-tech treatment method
  • Student is finalist in Quiznos video contest
  • Multimedia: UF researchers turn up the heat on bedbugs with new low-tech treatment method
  • Multimedia: Rude work behavior hurts job performance of observers as well as victims
  • Former head of Florida Humanities Council to direct Graham Center
  • MacArthur Foundation selects UF to help develop global master’s program
  • New, light-driven nanomotor is simpler, more promising, scientists say
  • Sun Sports partners with UF students to make TV commercials
  • University of Florida promotes coordinator to direct Office of Sustainability
  • OCD Kids
  • Fatal brain disease at work well before symptoms appear
  • OCD Kids
  • Behrman honored by American Physical Therapy Association
  • Multimedia: Wrong type of help from parents could worsen child’s OCD
  • Wrong type of help from parents could worsen child’s OCD
  • Swinson receives Outstanding Alumnus Award for 2009
  • Gene therapy technique thwarts cancer by cutting off tumor blood supply
  • UF to receive award for programs involving people with disabilities
  • New supply swap Web site promotes sustainability on campus
  • UF department of Housing and Residence Education announces Multicultural Student Award recipients
  • New Healthy Tea
  • Native holly can provide caffeinated, antioxidant-rich beverage, UF experts say
  • New Healthy Tea
  • Multimedia: Native holly can provide caffeinated, antioxidant-rich beverage, UF experts say
  • National Public Radio: Katheryn Russell-Brown
  • Construction to begin on new UF office building, Eastside Campus
  • Associated Press: Jonathan Bloch, Mary Silcox
  • 54-million-year-old skull reveals early evolution of primate brains
  • Multimedia: 54-million-year-old skull reveals early evolution of primate brains
  • Florida Museum researcher wins award for excellence in tropical botany
  • Corrections officers show progressive attitudes about jail sexual assaults
  • Older kidney transplant patients should more often consider live donors
  • UF astronomy team among first to use massive new telescope
  • UF hosts U.S. State Department-funded global media education institute
  • MacArthur Foundation selects UF to help develop global master's program
  • Genetic finding could lead to targeted therapy for neuroblastoma
  • Wrong type of help from parents could worsen child's OCD
  • Soap-sniffing technology encourages hand washing to reduce infections, save money
  • Multimedia: Wrong type of help from parents could worsen child's OCD
  • State Department gives UF grant to explore U.S. foreign policy
  • Florida's consumer confidence drops as bad economic news persists
  • UF's online programs can help tourism industry prepare plans for catastrophic events
  • UF's PBS station wins national broadcasting awards
  • Multimedia: 'Mixed reality' human helps medical students learn to do intimate exams
  • Associated Press: Douglas J . Levey
  • Popular Alzheimer's theory may be false trail
  • Breast MRI shows it's not the size of the lymph node that signals spread of cancer
  • Clean Hand Scanner
  • 'Mixed reality' human helps medical students learn to do intimate exams
  • Multimedia: Soap-sniffing technology encourages hand washing to reduce infections, save money
  • Clean Hand Scanner
  • UF study finds ancient mammals shifted diets as climate changed
  • CNBC: Jon Roosenraad
  • CNN.com: Michael Okun, Kelly Foote
  • Associated Press: Stan Smith
  • Fanfares & Fireworks cancelled
  • UF experts available for 2009 hurricane season
  • Lamont receives prestigious NIH Award
  • Florida Trend: Barton Weitz
  • National Geographic: Barbara Purdy
  • Los Angeles Times: Vladimir Rakov
  • New York Times: N. Lawrence Edwards
  • New York Times: David Leavitt
  • Palm Beach Post: Doug Levey
  • Orlando Sentinel: Sharon Rush
  • Refined Food Addiction
  • Virtual Health Exam
  • St. Petersburg Times: David Denslow
  • Washington Post: Kathleen Deagan
  • UF researchers find potential malaria treatment may extend to Legionnaires' disease, botulism
  • Research suggests new cellular targets for HIV drug development
  • UF's football complex receives highest green building certification
  • FDOT'S 511 informs of roadway conditions
  • Florida's consumer confidence slips amid doubts about personal finances
  • Brains come before beauty in boosting one's career earnings
  • Biologists: Greening Arctic not likely to offset permafrost carbon release
  • Multimedia: Brains come before beauty in boosting one's career earnings
  • Andy Warhol Foundation awards $100,000 grant to Harn Museum of Art
  • UF biologists join world experts in experiment to explore flu origins
  • Government plans stimulate hope for Florida's real estate markets
  • George receives award from the American Pain Society
  • UF's budget reduction plan posted to home page
  • Team of researchers achieves major step toward faster chips
  • Harn Museum of Art hosts Alachua County student art exhibit
  • UF employees receive Prudential-Davis Productivity Awards
  • Abstract art exhibit opens at the Harn Museum of Art, June 16
  • Shark Safety
  • Young Alumni recognized at 2009 Outstanding Young Alumni Awards ceremony
  • UF food scientists call for new science in food safety
  • Orlando Sentinel: Becca Gray
  • UF makes gene therapy breakthrough in treating severe genetic disorder
  • South Florida Sun-Sentinel: Alexandria Stephenson
  • University of Rochester School of Medicine dean chosen for UF post
  • Superior Accomplishment Awards honor top UF staff and faculty
  • Start-up companies based on UF technology meet new challenges
  • ABC News: Jim Porter
  • South Florida Sun-Sentinel: Chris McCarty
  • Scientists discover how smallpox may derail human immune system
  • Associated Press: Randy Ploetz
  • Beauty vs. Brains
  • Associated Press: Bernie Machen
  • UF department offers free hearing screenings this month
  • Multimedia: Brains come before beauty in boosting one’s career earnings
  • Florida Times-Union: J. Glenn Morri
  • Money: Bernie Machen
  • UF law experts available to talk about Sotomayor nomination
  • Gainesville Sun: Jon Mills
  • UF chooses eight students for Lombardi Scholars Program
  • St. Petersburg Times: Pierce Jones
  • Wheeler named eminent scholar
  • Washington Post: Mary Brownell
  • The Gator Nation sends the Gator spirit to American soldiers serving abroad
  • Event spotlights how UF research in biotechnology is changing world
  • Nervous system may be culprit in deadly muscle disease
  • The Samuel Proctor Oral History Program takes part in Memorial Day and D-Day commemoration
  • University of Florida study provides insight into evolution of first flowers
  • Student Health Care Center recognizes award recipients
  • New technique for vulture population estimates could aid control efforts, UF researcher says
  • Online Schools
  • Birds Attack
  • Multimedia: Online classes can save schools money, expand learning time for K-12 students
  • Multimedia: Research: Mockingbirds, no bird brains, can recognize a face in a crowd
  • Online classes can save schools money, expand learning time for K-12 students
  • Birds Attack
  • Online Schools
  • Research: Mockingbirds, no bird brains, can recognize a face in a crowd
  • Swine flu update
  • Swine flu update
  • Spring Check-Out Recycling Project is collecting donations through May 2
  • UF officials closely monitoring swine flu
  • Formerly homeless student graduating with honors from UF
  • Moffitt Cancer Center researcher to discuss genetic testing for cancer
  • Media advisory: Swine flu outbreak experts available
  • Conference to feature 16 start-up companies created from UF research
  • Graham to discuss new book, when he became a Gator
  • Nobel winner to speak Monday at UF about Obama’s economics policy
  • Hundreds of kids set to converge on Capitol to celebrate 100 years of Florida 4-H
  • Event to showcase faculty research in design, construction and planning
  • Key Senate staffer to discuss health care reform at Graham Center
  • South Florida Sun-Sentinel: Danielle Treadwell
  • UF leads Pitt, Michigan and Minnesota in SERU survey responses
  • UF to host symposium debating costs of sustainable development in Fla.
  • Florida vs. the superbugs
  • Toronto Globe and Mail: Rebecca Gilbertson
  • South Florida Sun-Sentinel: Chris McCarty
  • ABCnewsoncampus.com: Elizabeth Graham, Joe Glover
  • Professor named to Judicial Nominating Commission
  • Meyer asks fans to support UF Florida Opportunity Scholars program at April 18 Spring Game
  • UF student chosen one of two Truman Scholars from Florida universities
  • UF partnership tests car powered by household electrical outlet
  • Three UF undergraduates named Goldwater Scholars
  • The exciting educational journey of UF nursing students
  • Goodman receives national multicultural award
  • Gators give back on International Gator Day
  • UF anthropology professor chosen as American Academy fellow
  • UF researchers: Termites aren't swarming, but that doesn't mean they're not munching
  • Dey receives career services profession award
  • Boston Globe: Clive Wynne
  • Harn Museum, Florida Museum host annual Earth Day celebration April 18
  • CARD invites Gators to 'Stomp the Swamp' for Autism
  • Jewish Student Union remembers Holocaust with event
  • UF researcher identifies stem cell marker for possible 'root' of colon cancer
  • Nobel winner to speak Monday at UF about Obama's economics policy
  • Center is leader in children's culture
  • Schipper named associate dean of Technology and Support Services
  • Florida's consumer confidence jumps six points as housing signs improve
  • This is a test of UF's emergency notification system
  • Chrystal-Green receives National Service Award
  • Ben & Jerry's Free Cone Day to raise money for Alachua County Public Schools
  • MLB union leader to discuss new labor policy at Graham Center
  • Multimedia: Florida's consumer confidence jumps six points as housing signs improve
  • 'Collapse' author Jared Diamond speech to launch Earth Month at UF
  • Washington Post: John Harvey
  • Agriculture award winners announced
  • UF geography professor's expertise results in distinctive honors
  • Partner's behavior predicts STD risk better than individual behavior
  • UF Air Force ROTC awards seven Lt. Col. John Lewis Crown Scholarships
  • American Scientist: Andrew Tatem
  • Predatory mite could put the bite on invasive crop pest, UF researcher says
  • Associated Press: Bruce Goldberger
  • Noted marine wildlife artist Guy Harvey to speak, April 17
  • Miriam Buhr selected as Society for Research in Child Development junior mentor
  • Associated Press: David Hackett
  • Multimedia: Boys more prone to trouble after family upheavals, UF study finds
  • Associated Press: Richard Heipp
  • Associated Press: Frank Mazzotti
  • Boys more prone to trouble after family upheavals, UF study finds
  • UF Health Troupe to hold The Swamp Hunt
  • CNN.com: John Dame
  • UF honors faculty, advisers at annual banquet
  • Gene therapy for muscular dystrophy shows promise beyond safety
  • Directories available
  • CNN.com: Linda Bartoshuk
  • UF study: Florida land values tumble in 2008; trend expected to continue through 2009
  • Documentary Institute wins top Emmy
  • Araoz receives historic preservation award
  • Earth Day celebrations at UF to include local food and sustainable fun
  • UF Veterans Memorial dedication ceremony to be held April 30
  • UF budget reductions to be focus of WUFT program, April 23, 26
  • UF experts available to discuss possible changes in U.S.-Cuban relations
  • Multimedia: The best protectors from bullies? Girls
  • Girl Defenders
  • The best protectors from bullies? Girls
  • New Sustainable Solutions Awards given to UF students, staff, faculty
  • Limited number of season football tickets available to faculty, staff
  • UF George A. Smathers Libraries to host Read-A-Thon and Edible Book Contest
  • Girl Defenders
  • ESPN legal analyst VISIT CANCELED
  • UF Musculoskeletal Pain Research Lab to hold eighth annual Fibromyalgia Meeting
  • Pulitzer-winning author to speak, April 9
  • Fisher faculty on top-authors list
  • Partner’s behavior predicts STD risk better than individual behavior
  • Florida Today: Bob Dekle
  • Miami Herald: Karen Fooks
  • Florida Times-Union: J. Glenn Morris
  • UF Purchasing Office to host the fourth annual Sustainable Products Trade Show
  • InsideUF: April 21, 2009
  • Free CPR course offered to UF students
  • UF research helps uncover potential treatment for chronic anemia
  • InsideUF: April 7, 2009
  • Nature: Bruce Goldberger
  • Miami Herald: Jack E. Davis
  • New York Times: Dr. Steven B. Morse
  • New York Times: Kate Stein
  • New York Times: Norbert Dunkel
  • Orlando Sentinel: Lyrissa Lidsky
  • Production services offered on campus
  • Orlando Sentinel: Michael Seigel
  • St. Petersburg Times: David Smith
  • St. Petersburg Times: Chris McCarty
  • Tampa Tribune: Rodney Clouser
  • The Gator Nation is everywhere - including the high seas
  • Tampa Tribune: Rodney Clouser
  • UF launches revamped ‘Bug Club’ Web site to help youngsters learn about insects
  • Wichman, IFAS win two audio awards
  • Votes encouraged for Gators softball player to win national Lowe’s Senior CLASS Award
  • UF faculty, staff members use Fulbright grants for teaching, research
  • The sweet spot? UF doctors test targets for Parkinson surgery
  • Miami Herald: Bernie Machen
  • Jennings Hall wins UF Eco-Challenge Energy competition
  • MFA students to showcase art at UF’s University Galleries
  • Free diabetes screening offered to UF community
  • Lecture series concludes with journalists talking about water
  • Miami Herald: Bernie Machen
  • Telescope events to celebrate 400th anniversary of Galileo’s discoveries
  • UF extension agents give advice on dealing with unwanted pets
  • More Floridians ready to grow their own groceries, IFAS experts say
  • UF looks for student feedback through online survey
  • Miami Herald: Dave Denslow
  • Florida program could help expand hospice care for kids nationwide
  • UF receives Gates Foundation grant to help fight malaria worldwide
  • Muscle Stimulation
  • UF scientists: New genetic analysis method may unlock secrets of nematode populations
  • New York Times: Robert G. Dean
  • New York Times: Kevin McCarthy
  • In today's economy, dressing room lighting can spell retail life or death
  • Sarasota Herald-Tribune: Grant Thrall
  • Chemists: Light-activated 'lock' can control blood clotting, drug delivery
  • Lights to go out at Century Tower, other sites as UF observes Earth Hour
  • Washington journalists to talk about media, Obama administration
  • Florida's consumer confidence rises in continued up-and-down pattern
  • St. Petersburg Times: Chris McCarty
  • UF researchers in the midst of state's largest-ever soil carbon study
  • Florida’s consumer confidence rises in continued up-and-down pattern
  • Telescope events to celebrate 400th anniversary of Galileo's discoveries
  • UF scientist tapped by Howard Hughes Medical Institute to pursue 'best ideas'
  • Experimental Parkinson's therapy may have robust weight-loss effect
  • UF's oldest performing ensemble launches 85th concert season
  • Technology developed at UF spawns start-up companies
  • UF Oral History Program presents 'Florida Black History: Where We Stand in the Age of Barack Obama'
  • St. Petersburg Times: Chris McCarty
  • Florida Blue Key presents the eighth annual Legal Professions Day
  • UF study: Preserved shark fossil adds evidence to great white's origins
  • UF study: Preserved shark fossil adds evidence to great white’s origins
  • Graham, Talent to discuss 'The World At Risk' at Graham Center
  • St. Petersburg Times: David Denslow
  • Tampa Tribune: Rose Koenig
  • Recession discouraging people from moving to Florida
  • Time: Sara Jo Nixon
  • UF athletes excel on the field – and in a laboratory
  • A more market-based tuition will help universities survive
  • Fern gene reduces arsenic in model plant; could make rice safer, UF expert says
  • UF communication awards announced
  • UF Performing Arts presents ‘Tosca’
  • Experimental Parkinson’s therapy may have robust weight-loss effect
  • UF students explore Big Apple during spring break
  • Student-scholarship deadline approaching, March 20
  • UF receives many 2009 ADDY Awards
  • Local charity to host the second annual Think Tank event
  • Landscape-themed photography exhibit, open until Aug. 30
  • UF scientist on team for NASA planet-hunting spacecraft to launch Friday
  • Vanilla or chocolate?
  • Science paper author: Drought could transform Amazon into carbon emitter
  • Washington Post: Tony Romeo
  • After a few drinks, older adults more impaired than they think
  • Another Gator story from InsideTheGatorNation.com
  • Washington Post: Stephen Golant
  • Proton therapy targets cancer without harming healthy cells
  • Prominent property expert to discuss shoreline property rights and exclusion
  • ‘Drugs, Addiction and the Brain’ to be presented during Brain Awareness Week
  • $1 million MacArthur grant will help Florida preserve affordable housing
  • Multimedia: Engineer: Computer learning, electrical stimulation offer hope for paralyzed
  • ‘How I Learned to Drive’ to be presented at the Nadine McGuire Black Box Theatre
  • FDA: Special clearance for UF-developed antimicrobial wound dressing
  • Engineer: Computer learning, electrical stimulation offer hope for paralyzed
  • Associated Press: Alan Hodges
  • $21 Million gift to University of Florida to boost cancer initiative and hospital project
  • Budget news available on Web site
  • Bloomberg News: Danaya Wright
  • Business students win competition
  • Florida Times-Union: Joseph Simone
  • Rathore appointed as FPS/Florida vice president
  • Freeman named as interim chair
  • Florida Blue Key presents the eighth annual Legal Professions Day
  • Florida Times-Union: Milagros Pena
  • Graduates become alumni for life
  • Sadler to receive national science education award
  • Tampa Tribune: David Colburn
  • Artwork connects campus and Gainesville
  • InsideUF: March 24, 2009
  • UF urges students to stay safe during spring break
  • ELI achieves highest enrollment in history
  • Pring, Brockman named 2008 AAAS fellows
  • InsideUF: March 3, 2009
  • Win Phillips: Not all gloom and doom at UF
  • Many turning to home gardening - minus the dirt
  • Florida Blue Key presents the third annual Health Professions Day
  • Gators get their groove on during Dance for Life program
  • Florida Blue Key crowns winner of Miss University of Florida Pageant
  • Consumer medication information falls short, UF researchers say
  • UF students recognized nationally for volunteerism
  • 20th annual event to benefit public radio, March 1
  • UF study: Rapid burst of flowering plants set stage for other species
  • Former U.S. ambassadors to discuss foreign policy challenges at UF
  • Consumer medication information falls short, UF researchers say
  • HHP offering study abroad program in Antarctica
  • Air Force ROTC is blood-drive leader
  • Study predicts when invasive species can travel more readily by air
  • Proctor Lecture Series continues with presentation by history professor
  • Code Breakers Bash held for Newberry High School, contest winner
  • Renowned constitutional law scholar to speak about Florida Supreme Court and 2000 election
  • DiMatteo wins Best Paper Award
  • Treating drug-addicted doctors is good medicine
  • Associated Press: Susan Gillespie
  • Media Advisory: Program to explore partnerships for St. Augustine historic properties
  • Evolution Impact
  • InsideUF: Feb. 17, 2009
  • A fond farewell to redbay trees and their buddies
  • Florida Today: Jonathan Crane
  • UF professor's off-Broadway production of "Dinner for Two" wins five Latin ACE Awards (New York City)
  • World's largest snake shows tropics were hotter in the past
  • Multimedia: World's largest snake shows tropics were hotter in the past
  • InsideUF: Feb. 3, 2009
  • Florida's consumer confidence declines as economic troubles sink in
  • Near Darwin's bicentennial, UF researchers help reveal hidden aspect of evolutionary theory
  • UF notifies thousands of possible breach of 'Grove' computer system
  • Shorter wait means longer life for kidney transplant candidates
  • Pediatric Hodgkin's disease survivors face increased breast cancer risk
  • Largest Snake Fossil
  • myUF Market coming soon
  • Council on Diversity created
  • Nobles chosen as Civilian of the Year
  • Multimedia: Near Darwin's bicentennial, UF researchers help reveal hidden aspect of evolutionary theory
  • Largest Snake Fossil
  • Extreme Makeover: Getting down to business
  • Osfield completes new book
  • Genetic tests may improve dosing of widely used anti-clotting drug
  • The Gator Nation mobile studio makes friends in Miami
  • Potential new herpes therapy studied
  • Technology provides unique music lesson
  • Reuters: Daniel Sokol
  • The Division of Continuing Education reaches around the globe
  • Gator stories abound on Insidethegatornation.com
  • Sarasota Herald-Tribune: Mike Seigel
  • Reuters: Lynne Holt
  • Tampa Tribune: Wayne Archer
  • Su donates $250,000 for endowment
  • Tell your Gator story
  • Tell your Gator story
  • UF experts serve on FDA task force
  • Film, panel discussion at UF to examine Darfur
  • UF senior named College Photographer of the Year
  • M.E. Rinker Sr. School of Building Construction hosts career fair
  • UF environmental conference will illuminate solutions for a sustainable Florida
  • New Web sites make at-home learning convenient for Florida growers
  • National Science Foundation grant will connect graduate students
  • UF to host national sustainability symposium of designers, engineers
  • Eastside High School group to raise funds for UF center for autism
  • Moffitt Cancer Center researcher to discuss African-American health disparities
  • Faculty, staff may buy discounted basketball tickets
  • Student Affairs to unveil Common Reading Program book for 2009-2010
  • Shark attacks decline worldwide in midst of economic recession
  • UF commemorates its first African-American graduates
  • Greetings Gators!
  • Hearing Loss Pill
  • UF experts breed puffer fish in captivity; pet trade and genetics research could benefit
  • Hearing Loss Pill
  • Media advisory: Hough Hall groundbreaking
  • Multimedia: Vitamin supplements may protect against noise-induced hearing loss
  • Vitamin supplements may protect against noise-induced hearing loss
  • Popular employees receive favorable attention at work, UF study finds
  • NPR commentator to talk at UF about racial perspective of Obama
  • RISK Cinema returns to the Harn for Spring 2009
  • Seattle Times: George Burgess
  • National championship team to be recognized Sunday
  • Study Abroad Fair offered on Jan. 27, 28
  • UF names nationally acclaimed professor its eminent scholar in mass communication
  • Seeking Gator stories
  • Teacher/scholar nominations sought
  • Machens to discuss recent trip to Iran in Pugh Hall’s Ocora
  • IFAS dean named interim senior vice president for agriculture
  • Survey could help pediatricians better treat patients
  • The New Republic: Mark Gold
  • UF to host top muscle biologists at 11th Biennial Symposium
  • Wall Street Journal: Jay Ritter
  • Media invited to join Gator fans to watch championship game at UF
  • Researchers: Molecular forklifts overcome obstacle to ‘smart dust’
  • UF alumnus works on new NASA spacecraft 'Orion'
  • New disease may cost Florida's avocado industry millions, UF experts warn
  • Walking Gators to journey to Chicago on a 'virtual walking trip'
  • Simulcast of championship game follows UF women's basketball game
  • Researchers: Molecular forklifts overcome obstacle to 'smart dust'
  • Machens to discuss recent trip to Iran in Pugh Hall's Ocora
  • Florida's Master Gardener program hits milestone: 5 million volunteer hours served
  • Multimedia: Researchers: Molecular forklifts overcome obstacle to 'smart dust'
  • Local Rotary clubs now accepting applications for ambassadorial scholarships
  • UF report: Florida consumer confidence rises despite weak economy
  • Spring semester library orientations offered
  • BCS National Championship photos available
  • UF urges Florida homeowners to prepare for rough hurricane season
  • Tickets available for gala marking 50 years of integration at UF
  • South Florida Sun-Sentinel: Mike Seigel
  • UF to spotlight research at championship game events
  • UF is top producer of Peace Corps volunteers
  • To climate-change worries, add one more: extended mercury threat
  • McClatchy Newspapers: Katheryn Russell-Brown
  • Age of Indian basins may be off by millions of years
  • Conference on urban issues in Latin America to be hosted by UF
  • Construction projects cause traffic, parking changes
  • Pulvermacher awarded commissions, performances
  • Judy Fisher awardees recently announced
  • Dennis Steindler interview available on XM Radio, Jan. 16
  • UF students collaborate to enhance Architecture Building
  • International Educator awards announced
  • College of Liberal Arts and Sciences workshops to be held February through April
  • 53 Gators selected to SEC Academic Honor Roll
  • Alcohol tax increases deter drinking
  • 2009 holiday schedule announced
  • UF coastal engineer: FEMA should update flooding prediction methods
  • Associated Press: Mike Moseley
  • UF to host hundreds for three-day science symposium
  • Scientists: Earthquakes, El Niños fatal to earliest civilization in Americas
  • Associated Press: Michael Okun
  • RTS detours several routes for championship game
  • Bloomberg News: Jay Ritter
  • Fort Myers News-Press: Michael Seigel
  • Budget cuts to deepen
  • UF police have suspect in erroneous text message
  • InsideUF: Jan. 20, 2009
  • UF report: Confidence in Florida real estate markets hits new low
  • New forensics program to investigate crime against animals
  • Health concerns unite unions, environmentalists, UF author says
  • Man confesses to sending text message
  • Sarasota Herald-Tribune: Richard Scher
  • Spring Samuel Proctor Lecture Series begins with environmental activist
  • Nature: Glenn Morris