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  • One in 10 globally suffer from foodborne diseases, WHO study finds
  • The secret side of science
  • Immune-disorder treatment in mice holds potential for multiple sclerosis patients
  • How children with disabilities came to be accepted in public schools
  • Poinsettias to passports
  • UF’s College of Design, Construction and Planning turns 90
  • Researchers identify genes connecting endocrine disruption to genital malformations
  • UF Health researchers identify novel proteins linked to Huntington’s disease
  • How your genes influence what medicines are right for you
  • Expert tips for a healthy holiday
  • In protecting coral reefs, fish can only do so much
  • Florida consumer sentiment ticks down slightly in December amid concerns of personal finances
  • UF club 3D prints prosthetics for teens
  • UF, Santa Fe College to launch program for graduating more underrepresented students in sciences
  • Road work ahead
  • Explore “home” through the humanities
  • Personalized medicine drives better outcomes for certain heart patients
  • National Academy of Inventors honors UF professors
  • Kiplinger’s ranks UF No. 2 best value among nation’s top public universities
  • Quick clean-up: New process turns decades into hours for mining-water purification
  • An increase in alcohol tax appears to have decreased gonorrhea rates in Maryland by 24 percent
  • These Michigan-UF dream teams are winning off the field
  • Composers from across the U.S. coming to UF
  • Finding beauty in biology
  • Before the Pilgrims, Floridians celebrated the ‘real’ first Thanksgiving
  • Molecular Mania brings science to kids
  • Call for entries
  • Florida Biologix spins off from University of Florida
  • The anthropologist will see you now
  • Public health journalist Maryn McKenna will be UF’s fall 2015 Science Journalist in Residence
  • Climate Can Grind Mountains Faster Than They Can Be Rebuilt
  • Learning without borders
  • Sarasota homebuilder gives $1 million to UF journalism school
  • Listening, Learning, and Eliminating Racism
  • The man who watches Mars
  • UF creates trees with enhanced resistance to greening
  • New method may help detect avocado pathogen earlier
  • UF's HiPerGator 2.0 among the world’s most powerful supercomputers
  • UF education technology faculty researcher lands record number of NSF grants
  • Fulbright chair to speak Nov. 19
  • Florida consumer sentiment ticks up in time for holidays
  • The Phantom of Ocala?
  • UF among nation’s leaders in startups, licensing and life-sciences tech transfer
  • Florida Museum presents free star-studded event Nov. 13
  • Students rally together in support of “Mizzou” minority
  • UF grad students to host four authors November 13-14
  • UF researchers develop way to treat urine, save drinking water
  • UF graduate research professor emeritus honored with Lucie Award for Achievement in Fine Arts
  • Samuel Proctor Oral History Program earns two major awards
  • Study: With climate change, malaria risk in Africa shifts, grows
  • How Congress is responding to businesses that sue for negative reviews
  • Three UF faculty members named AAAS Fellows
  • 'Personalized medicine' drives better outcomes for certain heart patients
  • UF Health researchers: Novel compounds kill biofilms, may eliminate persistent bacterial infections
  • African dance styles old and new featured in “Agbedidi”
  • Get your hobnob on
  • UF study: More than half of Florida school districts lack social media policies for teachers
  • Winning research posters recognized
  • UF named to Victory Media’s 2016 Military Friendly Schools
  • Covering Gainesville
  • Black Student Union hosts fall festival for Gainesville community
  • Federal Settlement Comes Long After UF Overhauls Its Research Accounting System
  • Our shark expert envisions Jaws 19: This time it’s wireless
  • Civil Rights icon captivates audience at public address
  • Sea turtle hospital opens at UF's Whitney Lab
  • Talents of UF dance students will be in the spotlight in “It Happened in College”
  • UPDATE: This event has been postponed. A new date will be announced. Cybersecurity expert speaks Nov. 5
  • Looking for Fort Caroline with Robert Thunen
  • It’s Open Enrollment time again. Do you know what your benefits are?
  • UF researchers learn how to keep pathogens, pests from traveling with grain
  • Study finds link between dengue epidemics and high temperatures during strong El Niño season
  • For space plant experts, “The Martian” is more science than fiction
  • The heartbeat of campus
  • Making your skin crawl for science: UF's bug zoo
  • UF student wins international peace essay competition
  • Cyber security: Keeping technology dependable and safe
  • Dad and daughter share a Gator Growl tradition
  • Architect and artist seeks to please the eye and satisfy the soul
  • Deep-sea bacteria could help neutralize greenhouse gas, researchers find
  • John Lewis to visit UF in celebration of 50th anniversary of Voting Rights Act
  • Go behind the scenes of the School of Art + Art History at Art Bash
  • Dugout canoes exhibit, inspired by record archaeological find, comes to St. Augustine
  • UF students mark anniversary of Million Man March in D.C.
  • Ancient fossils reveal humans were greater threat than climate change to Caribbean wildlife
  • Come on Gators! Get up and vote!
  • Five ways UF is making a better future
  • Global entrepreneurs gather at UF
  • Peeking into our galaxy’s stellar nursery
  • “The Drowsy Chaperone” will keep things lively through October 25
  • Florida Museum part of four-day global biodiversity effort
  • $300 million University of Florida College of Engineering transformation begins with $50 million naming gift
  • American Physical Society honors UF professor
  • In space, not all muscles are created equal
  • Women may fare better than men in assertive team leadership
  • UF researcher: One of the rarest bats in the world lives in South Florida
  • Beyond the temples, ancient bones reveal the lives of the Mayan working class
  • Researcher finds key clues about "betel nut" addiction that plagues millions worldwide
  • Think bats are scary? Life without them would be scarier, UF researcher says
  • Herbert Wertheim uses family’s philanthropy to spur collaboration between Florida’s two major research universities
  • “Class of (circa) ’65” wraps up gallery’s 50th anniversary celebration
  • UF alum Thaddeus Bullard gives back for the Gator Good
  • First woman in Gator Marching Band says she’ll keep coming back
  • Study identifies Nigerian strain of anthrax
  • Larger and private colleges and universities more likely to attract hookah establishments
  • Should older Americans live in places segregated from the young?
  • Six facts that will change how you think (and talk) about pirates
  • Hundreds turn out to leave their mark on new chemistry building
  • Ilyasah Shabazz, daughter of Malcolm X, speaks at UF
  • New federal research funding makes Florida universities national hub for hurricane mitigation research
  • UF Health researchers work to develop Type 1 diabetes vaccine
  • Here's what you need to know about your child's homework
  • What’s on your mind? Join in and find out.
  • Why did Google's logo rollout go more smoothly than Yahoo's?
  • UF receives $49 million USAID award to aid in global food security
  • It's true. It matters when professors know their students' names
  • Ecuador and ambassador to have their day at UF
  • Dragon headed to Gator Country
  • NY Times ranks UF No. 6 nationally in helping low-income students
  • UF Performing Arts announces appointment of new director
  • UF Foundation announces Preeminence professorships
  • Rare and common species to be featured at tenth annual ButterflyFest
  • UF Campaign for Charities kicks off
  • Florida consumer sentiment down, reflecting lingering effects of stock market correction
  • UF researchers reveal first Tree of Life for all 2.3 million named species
  • UF launches new online program for nursing students
  • “The Long Reach of Early Childhood: Biological and Environmental Influences”
  • Good deeds to honor the victims of evil
  • WWE® Superstar Titus O’Neil challenges fans to fight hunger for the Gator Good
  • First colony? First Thanksgiving? Not so fast, pilgrim.
  • New research from landmark trial suggests a new low for healthy blood pressure
  • Ignorance of racially biased decision-making is no excuse, study shows
  • UF Health researchers find some evidence of link between stress, Alzheimer’s disease
  • Stroke patients fare better with private insurance than with Medicaid, UF Health researchers find
  • Gator100 nomination deadline Sept. 15
  • Cool class: Summer in the City
  • Gaps in our biodiversity knowledge aren’t where you might think
  • UF celebrates 50 years of Gatorade
  • UF releases results of sexual assault and misconduct survey
  • How advertising research explains Donald Trump's profound appeal
  • UF awarded $8 million toward Phase II of Innovation Hub
  • How brain science can make you a better writer
  • A journalist’s view of a “savage frontier”
  • Film series continues with a French classic
  • 3-D printing soft matter: UF discovery leads to new engineering discipline
  • It's little crabs vs. big environmental problems in reef habitats
  • Get a shot, not the flu. And a free tank top, too.
  • UF receives record $706.8 million in research funding in 2015
  • UF among diverse group of universities working to improve college admission process
  • With NEH grant, libraries preserve 100,000 more pages of the past
  • The Economist: To fly, to fall, to fly again
  • Discovery: White shark populations are growing. Here’s why that’s good news
  • Coco Fusco added to UF’s School of Art + Art History
  • Newsweek: Gerrymandering districts can be undone by math
  • Washington Post: Parenting in the Facebook age
  • When faculty become students. (For two days.)
  • Alumni, friends give record $315M through UF to impact humanity, help scholars reach dreams
  • NBC News: 18-foot python captured in Florida Everglades
  • What's new for fall
  • Before the drop, a rosy August: Florida consumer sentiment reading slightly higher, but may be erased by recent stock market drop
  • St. Augustine dig open for city's 450th anniversary
  • “Worth a million lectures”
  • UF researchers receive Gates Foundation grant to combat health threats in Haiti
  • UF, Mount Sinai Medical Center of Florida receive funding for Alzheimer’s Disease Research Center
  • McGuire Center curator among 2015 Entomological Society of America honorees
  • UF researchers develop machine to count dropped citrus, identify problem areas in groves
  • $1M endowed professorship to honor George Kirkland: Gator Engineering distinguished alumnus and retired Chevron Corporation executive
  • Time: This 18-foot python was captured in the Florida Everglades
  • Mothers Against Drunk Driving honors UF Police Department
  • Prominent award goes to UF researcher Laura P.W. Ranum
  • The Conversation: Want more innovation? Try connecting the dots between engineering and humanities
  • Time: How to fulfill the promise of the Americans with Disabilities Act
  • Five centuries of fashion and one great cause
  • “Research!” takes center stage on October 27
  • Pressure washing old wooden decks, porches creates health hazards, study shows
  • Local families, state economy benefit from UF/IFAS prisoner farm worker programs
  • Fracking may lead to decline in visitation in public parks
  • Prominent award goes to UF researcher Laura P.W. Ranum
  • Mothers Against Drunk Driving honors UF Police Department
  • What's new for fall 2015
  • Five centuries of fashion and one great cause
  • UF/IFAS researchers turn seed into jet fuel for Navy and crops into cash for farmers
  • Gates Foundation grant to help UF researchers in Haiti
  • Overnight hours? The UF Marston Science Library is open to that.
  • MRI scanners can steer tumor-busting viruses to specific target sites within the body
  • Overnight hours? The UF Marston Science Library is open to that.
  • Students and parents have questions. UF has answers.
  • Pressure washing old wooden decks, porches creates health hazards, study shows
  • What's new for fall
  • Study finds no significant cognitive benefit from moderate exercise in frail, older adults
  • Washington Post: Scientists tested 30 Apple iPhone fitness apps for the quality of their workouts. Guess how many passed?
  • New York Times: Officials seek source of Legionnaires’ outbreak in the Bronx
  • WalletHub: Best and worst large cities to live in
  • Helping farmers save water, money with one simple change
  • Secrets of the sea floor
  • Hands-on humanities
  • Survey: Floridians care about endangered species, want to know more
  • Native-American archaeologist unearths a complex cultural history
  • State-of-the-art medical education building opens
  • How does this grab you? Grip strength may identify disease
  • Concrete and steel royalty
  • Medieval studies: The past is always present
  • Bringing butterflies back from the brink
  • It's official: Workplace rudeness is contagious
  • Why many free fitness apps fall short
  • Evidence suggests climate trends could yield 20-foot sea-level rise
  • UF’s education dean named among the nation’s best
  • Majority of Floridians support requiring Spanish in public schools
  • Oncology News Australia: Rabbit virus kills some cancer cells
  • ABC North Queensland: American students learn about indigenous culture at Mungalla Station
  • MSNBC: What you need to know about the anthrax blunder
  • Climate Central: Climate change poses a brewing problem for tea
  • The Philadelphia Inquirer: New Research May Help Control Brown Dog Ticks
  • Muscadine grape seed oil may help reduce obesity, study shows
  • Orlando Sentinel: Support funding for research to help state's farmers and economy
  • Severely impaired stroke survivors regain arm function after intensive physical therapy
  • UF News and events of possible media interest (June 29)
  • Number of people sickened by toxin in barracuda and other tropical reef fish higher than previously reported
  • UF's College of Journalism and Communications Expands Radio Offerings
  • Mowing the lawn in those new running shoes? You may not be happy with them
  • Why we still collect butterflies
  • ABC2 News Baltimore: Two teens seriously injured in separate N.C. shark attacks
  • The Washington Post: 6 things great dads have mastered
  • The Wall Street Journal: Tech startups woo investors with unconventional financial metrics -- but do numbers add up?
  • The place to “B” Friday nights in July
  • Medical News Today: UF/IFAS scientist finds protein critical to 'iron overload'
  • The Atlanta Journal-Constitution: 5 things to know about flesh-eating bacteria in Florida waters
  • Yahoo: How dangerous was 'High 5' with great white shark?
  • Visiting Jurassic World? Don’t feed the Triceratops
  • Bloomberg: Nearly three-quarters of Florida's voters have never seen Jeb Bush on a ballot
  • Yahoo: From 'Jaws' to jaw-dropping: swimming with sharks in Bahamas
  • Yahoo News: Multitasking during exercise may ramp up the workout
  • Fox News: How to exercise more intensely? Use your brain
  • Los Angeles Times: Yage tourism: Vomiting and visions in Colombia, then peace
  • Florida Consumer Sentiment Bounces Back in June
  • Yahoo: An immunosuppressant for senior citizens suffering from obesity
  • The Charlotte Observer: Theories clash on cause of Oak Island shark attacks
  • Bloomberg: Marijuana legalization push is about money, former drug policy adviser says
  • Huffington Post: Why sharks are attacking more people than ever in Hawaii
  • Time: Where sharks attack most in the U.S.
  • Yahoo: UF ranks 15th in the nation for US patents
  • Optimism among Florida real estate professionals at its highest since 2006
  • Washington Examiner: In reality, you're less likely to be injured from shark attacks than ... toilets?
  • Is the Planet Headed for an Extinction Crisis?
  • MSN: Shark attack beach should close briefly
  • UF News and events of possible media interest (June 8)
  • Fox 29 News Philadelphia: Shark attacks have swimmers on edge
  • Conroy’s work in early childhood studies earns Zucker Professorship
  • UF Preeminence advances as new hires are presented to Board of Trustees
  • UF study shows benefits of multi-tasking on exercise
  • ACLS awards UF’s Zoe Ziliak Michel with public fellowship
  • WalletHub: 2015’s best & worst cities for staycations
  • Playbill: NYMF hit Volleygirls will continue development this summer in Florida
  • Capital One helps UF alumna fund $5,000 grant
  • Business Standard: Multi-tasking may actually improve performance
  • Time: What the Supreme Court didn’t say about rap
  • University Scholars Program awards 11 high school seniors
  • Picture perfect: Researchers use photos to understand how diabetes affects kids
  • Good news for those facing the nightly grind
  • UF once again makes Fiske Best Buy list
  • UF’s myinvestiGator recognized for innovation
  • A world of pianists
  • Rabbit virus improves bone marrow transplants, kills some cancer cells
  • This gorgeous moth is an invasive plant’s worst nightmare
  • Look! Up in the sky!
  • UF researchers invent device that makes chemotherapy more personalized, efficient
  • ABC13 Houston: Two shark bites in one day reported in Florida
  • Bloomberg Business: Consumer confidence falls in Florida
  • Existing drug used in transplants causes older rats to lose weight
  • The Dallas Morning News: We pay dearly for cheap booze
  • Fox 35 Orlando: Meet UF professor working on NASA's next mission to Mars
  • The Tennessean: Advice to take the bite out of bug season
  • NASA begins testing Mars lander in preparation for next mission to Red Planet: UF geologist is part of the international team behind it
  • Miami Herald: Black police officers underrepresented on Florida streets
  • UF professor tapped to lead ASB
  • The Washington Post: 'Lame,' 'stand up' and other words we use to insult the disabled without even knowing it
  • UF News and events of possible media interest (May 11)
  • The Washington Post: Hillary Clinton wants to allow felons to vote
  • The Washington Post: We’ve been imagining mountains all wrong, say scientists
  • Innovative program provides entrepreneurial guidance for disabled veterans
  • UF listed among top five public universities with best graduation rates
  • The Florida Times Union: New university presidents talk talent creation in Northeast Florida
  • Pimiento and Gilmore take home 2015 student research awards
  • UFPD advises “Click It or Ticket” this Memorial Day weekend
  • Campaign increases first-time mouth and throat cancer screenings among low-income rural Floridians
  • UF radiological engineering expert appointed to U.S. delegation to United Nations
  • Deep thoughts (and amazing photos) from the sea floor
  • Researchers: Brain changes present in children with sleep disorder, even during wakefulness
  • ABC: Lightning: it can burn, concuss and kill
  • When it comes to hearing, diet may trump noise exposure
  • Year-round baseball in the South could lead to more injuries, according to UF Health research
  • Florida consumer sentiment in May continues downward trend
  • Embedded geriatrics consults mean healthier patients, according to UF Health study
  • College of Engineering announces new computer science chair
  • Sing, dance, set and spike. Introducing “Volleygirls.”
  • President Fuchs in Florida Trend
  • UF News and events of possible media interest (May 18)
  • Reuters: Hearing aids may slow cognitive decline tied to hearing loss
  • The Washington Times: Biologists hope lice can attack invasive Brazilian pepper
  • UF breakthrough measures Parkinson’s progression in the brain
  • Bloomberg Business: Medical funding cut looms
  • Daily Mail: Healthy diets protect against hearing loss, study finds
  • B&T Magazine (Australia): Why does social media advertising fall flat? A professor explains
  • NBC News: Is Auschwitz guard Oscar Groening guilty by association in Holocaust deaths?
  • Miami Herald: As some U.S. farmers see markets in Cuba, those in Florida see worries
  • Miami Herald: Florida python hunt didn't help control threat
  • The Washington Post: Why the Democratic path to a House majority may run through a courtroom
  • CBS News: Was Pentagon's shipment of live anthrax 'human error?'
  • CNBC: Insects feast on plants, endangering crops and costing billions
  • Medical News Today: Breakthrough measures Parkinson's progression in the brain
  • Chicago Sun Times: An automatic yes to improve motor voter
  • Orlando Sentinel: Crowdfunding sites help the bold, desperate get needs, wants met
  • Mashable: A robotic butt exists, and his name is Patrick
  • NJ.com: Often misdiagnosed in women, gout can be a painful wake-up call
  • The Advertiser: Fast-famine diets could actually extend your life
  • KQED: Robotic Butt Helps Medical Students Learn Professional Intimacy
  • Associated Press: Florida leads nation in number of new self-employed jobs
  • The Times of India: Indus Valley people migrated from villages to cities
  • The Fiscal Times: Five public universities with the highest graduation rates
  • Yahoo: Canadian software maker Shopify valued at $2 billion in U.S. debut
  • Forbes: See what thunder looks like, for the first time ever
  • National Journal: Barack Obama is going to Synagogue
  • The New York Times: Premature babies may survive at 22 weeks if treated, study finds
  • Infowine: Researcher using 'precision breeding' to create disease-resistant grapes
  • Mashable: How you can avoid a shark attack
  • USA Today: Florida student’s creation catching campus’ eye
  • WalletHub: 2015’s metro areas with the best and worst budgeters
  • Fox 35 Orlando: New marijuana breathalyzer could detect “drugged” drivers
  • Bloomberg: Consumer sentiment drops in Florida after rising 8 months
  • International Business Times: Party City makes its stock market debut
  • International Business Times: Online crafts marketplace begins trading on NASDAQ
  • Huffington Post: Getting a bargain on a buzz? Calculating the real price of alcohol
  • Huffington Post: Five ways to sharpen your negotiation skills
  • Associated Press: Drones and dogs deployed in battle to save the guacamole
  • Fox 7 Austin: Experts say certain foods can tackle addiction
  • Miami Herald: Big Pine man is bit by a shark while photographing it, 58 stitches ensue
  • The Washington Post: Scientists are spying on pythons in the Everglades, and plotting new ways to kill them
  • Fox 35 Orlando: New research suggest women are much better at negotiating
  • Time: 15 tips for high school graduates
  • The Washington Post: Why most American Jews vote for Democrats, explained
  • UF events of possible media interest (May 4)
  • UF experts available for 2015 hurricane season
  • Miami Herald: Marco Rubio’s foreign policy a centerpiece of his campaign
  • Fox 35 Orlando: Conjoined twins successfully separated at Jacksonville hospital
  • Fishermen, communities need more than healthy fish stocks
  • Yahoo: Why hot stocks may not be so hot after all
  • UF/IFAS researchers bombard plant-killing fungus with silver nanoparticles
  • From Liverpool to Lake Wobegon, the UFPA 2015-2016 season offers a world of variety.
  • Huffington Post: Greening-resistant GMO oranges come one step closer to market
  • International Business Times: Flesh-eating bacteria found in U.S. oceans
  • My San Antonio: Rare conjoined twins successfully separated
  • DARPA to award UF up to $5.4 million for neuroprosthetics research
  • UF claims first place in three categories at research symposium
  • New study eases fears of airborne Ebola
  • A weeklong beetle reunion on campus!
  • The Florida Times-Union: Prevent a human disaster
  • The Denver Post: Kevin Sabet
  • National Public Radio: Jay Lynch
  • Money: You’re not paying enough in taxes on these 7 things
  • Jerald Pinson wins UF’s second annual Three Minute Thesis competition
  • Free camp welcomes free exchange of ideas
  • Study reveals evolutionary history of hawkmoths’ sonar jamming defense
  • Statement and letter regarding the incident in Panama City Beach: Updated
  • Animal (Open) House
  • A Day in the Life: Katelynd Todd
  • The Florida-Times Union: Michael McDonald
  • Solving a fish mystery, with human implications
  • UF time capsule opening
  • UF News and events of possible media interest (April 6)
  • Fox 35 Orlando: Mind-controlled drone
  • Reuters: Todd M. Manini
  • Yahoo! News Finance: Lonnie Ingram
  • U.S. News and World Report: Alexander Wagenaar
  • The Washington Post: The cost of cheap alcohol
  • WSVN 7 Miami: Kent Fuchs
  • History professor takes a new look through the 'Lens of War'
  • UF News and events of possible media interest (April 27)
  • Leading biotech firm invests $1M into biomedical engineering at UF
  • DNA to have its day at UF
  • UF News and events of possible media interest (April 20)
  • UF News and events of possible media interest (April 13)
  • MSNBC: Adia Sovie
  • The Washington Post: Steven Cuffe
  • National Public Radio: Jay Ritter
  • College of the Arts turns to Shakespeare for season finale
  • Fox News: Thomas Chouvenc
  • How a second Holocaust was prevented
  • We have your numbers
  • UF researchers inform development of Ebola vaccine trials
  • UF 2015 Goldwater Scholars announced
  • Award-winning journalist to speak about ending juvenile incarceration
  • Why everything you’ve heard about women and negotiation might be wrong
  • Two UF scientists among seven inducted into Florida Inventors Hall of Fame
  • Tales teeth can tell: Dental enamel reveals surprising migration patterns in ancient Indus civilizations
  • Miami Herald: Frank Mazzotti
  • USA Today: Jim Cuda
  • Live Science: George Burgess
  • WKMG Local 6 Orlando: Celeste White
  • Harvard’s Eric Mazur to keynote University of Florida’s Interface 2015
  • The Washington Post: Lisa J. Merlo
  • The Washington Post: Pet stem cell therapy
  • 5 questions with a ‘Star Wars’ scholar
  • Popular Science: George Burgess
  • Parent training program reduces behavior problems in children with autism spectrum disorder
  • UF commencements to be held in stadium for first time since the '70s
  • UF’s Bob Graham Center names Citizen of the Year and Young Floridian for 2015
  • Miami Herald: Juan Gilbert
  • Fox Radio: Saccharin shows promise as cancer inhibitor
  • Huffington Post: Michael McDonald
  • Philadelphia Inquirer: George Burgess
  • The Washington Times: Nan-Yao Su and Thomas Chouvenc
  • Bloomberg Business: Nursing home remodeling
  • Students at One World are problem-solving for 2050
  • The Washington Times: Biologists hope lice can attack invasive Brazilian pepper
  • Milwaukee-Wisconsin Journal Sentinel: Daniel A. Smith
  • UF names Levin College of Law dean
  • 26 student leaders join Hall of Fame
  • A celebration for the entire planet
  • Free comedy show! (Some Strings Attached)
  • New study finds link between intelligence at age 20 and future lung health
  • UF English professor receives Southeastern Conference Faculty Achievement Award
  • Thirty-four faculty named UF Research Foundation Professors for 2015
  • A weeklong music event with a distinctly Brazilian accent
  • Shark attacks are so unlikely, but so fascinating
  • Nationwide survey: UF ranks 9th among public universities, UF Health 25th in Forbes’ “America’s Best Employers 2015”
  • Art students bring imagination to Innovation Square
  • Principe named UF Teacher-Scholar of the Year, others honored
  • Nineteen UF scholars packing their bags and books this summer
  • UF among nation’s leaders in licensing, patents and startups
  • "House of Cards" star Robin Wright to speak at UF
  • Deepwater Horizon catastrophe continues to plague Gulf Coast communities
  • UF Nepalese students organize fundraising effort for quake victims
  • More than majestic, fjords are carbon-sequestration superstars
  • UF launches digital book series to tell its best research stories
  • The Hartford Courant: Dr. Cynda Crawford
  • National Public Radio: What you didn’t know about Easter traditions
  • The Daily Beast: Clay Calvert
  • The Daily Mail: James D. Pampush
  • FiveThirtyEight: Mike Allen
  • New York Times: Andrew Warren
  • Dip in April Florida consumer sentiment as higher-income households face uncertainty
  • Huffington Post: Stacey Steinberg
  • NBC 6 South Florida: Mind-controlled drones
  • Yahoo! News: Fire ants
  • Miami Herald: Daniel Smith
  • C-Span 3: Mariel Boatlift of 1980
  • Yahoo! Finance: Jay Ritter
  • An expert who sees both the forest and the trees
  • Dance Marathon at UF tops $2 million 'For the Kids'
  • Marvin Harris Lecture looks at not-so-obvious effect of Cold War
  • UF remembers journalism professor Hugh Cunningham
  • Fox News: Artificial limbs for veterans
  • Washington Post: Law schools
  • Shifting gears
  • Reuters: Jose Chaparro
  • Marston Library, Florida Museum to honor winners of science art competition
  • The Washington Post: Kevin Folta
  • ABC News Fresno: Shannon E. Boye
  • Los Angeles Times: Michael P. McDonald
  • Yahoo! News: Douglas Bennion
  • National Endowment for the Humanities digs deep to provide UF with funds for data mining
  • The Washington Post: Stephen M. Golant
  • Bloomberg Business: Gary McGill
  • Philadelphia Inquirer: Kristopher Hooten
  • UF demonstrates excellence under Board of Governors’ performance funding model
  • Tampa Bay Times: Lyrissa Barnett Lidsky
  • Associated Press: Terry Anderson
  • NPR: Nancy Hardt
  • Business Standard: Michael Guo; Martin Wegman
  • Millennial-focused communication agency at UF signs two major clients
  • Miami Herald: Gulcan Onel
  • Brain tumor patients fare better with private insurance, new study finds
  • The Washington Post: Dr. Michael Okun
  • Associated Press: Heather Walden
  • United Press International: Heather Walden
  • Real Simple: Laurie Mintz
  • CNN Money: Sugata Ray
  • Popular Science: Luna moths
  • Yahoo! News: Jonathan Tan
  • Why big data is a big deal
  • UF alumna Sharyl Attkisson to speak at UF
  • UF center funds campus, community projects
  • Perspectives and Pathways
  • Attack of the killer chairs
  • Year-round baseball in the South could lead to more injuries, according to UF Health research
  • Researchers see significant reduction in fatal car crashes after an increase in alcohol taxes
  • UF News and events of possible media interest (March 30)
  • Conference to address how to feed a growing population and other challenges
  • Two UF professors share national award in teacher education
  • Honoring a “true friend” of the libraries
  • U.S. EPA official named director of UF Online
  • Are you up for 5K on 4/4?
  • Sometimes, service animals need servicing
  • Behind the scenes with Monet and friends at the Harn
  • University of Florida pharmacy school Dean Julie Johnson wins Distinguished Scientist Award
  • UF News and events of possible media interest (March 16)
  • UF researchers identify which patients are at risk for continued pain after orthopedic surgery
  • How’s life as a Gator? UF wants to know
  • Former Gainesville resident pledges $1 million to inspire excellence at UF
  • UF study finds vitamin D can affect pain and movement in obese individuals with osteoarthritis
  • UF among 27 universities to launch campus survey on sexual assault
  • Genetics breakthrough by group that includes University of Florida expert will boost diabetes research
  • Woodstock. Lollapalooza. PremedFest?
  • Saccharin shows promise as cancer inhibitor, researchers find
  • UF News and events of possible media interest (March 2)
  • Economist Nancy Folbre to discuss the importance of the ‘Care Economy’
  • Getting Gators to stay in Gainesville
  • Anita Zucker named to UF’s Board of Trustees
  • UF names vice president, arts and sciences dean
  • Columbia Law School professor to address “Abortion Privacy/Abortion Secrecy”
  • Florida Museum opens new exhibit detailing world climate change
  • Florida Museum opens new exhibit detailing world climate change
  • Consumer Affairs: Stephen Golant
  • Where big data meets the big bang
  • The Wall Street Journal: Kevin Jones
  • The Boston Globe: Stephen Golant
  • Los Angeles Times: Robert McCleery
  • Washington Post: Edward Gilman
  • Fox 35 Orlando: Dr. Duane Mitchell
  • Wealth Management: Stephen Golant
  • UF/IFAS study: Forest managers hindered in efforts to use prescribed burns to control costly wildfires
  • Rising Consumer Sentiment Fueled by Floridians’ Positive View of the Future
  • Two most destructive termite species forming superswarms in South Florida, UF study finds
  • UF one of 10 schools named in White House STEM initiative
  • UF News and events of possible media interest (March 9)
  • Lecture to explore art in early Colonial Peru
  • Dirty Heads are headed to the Phillips Center
  • From penniless immigrant to business mogul and philanthropist
  • UF News and events of possible media interest (March 23)
  • Jewish Film Festival will feature 12 films in 10 days
  • Can you dig it?
  • Explain 'Polymeric Radiopharmaceuticals for the Treatment of Pediatric Osteosarcoma' in three minutes. Michael Schulz can.
  • Twins experiment reveals genetic link with mosquito bites
  • UF professor to receive national award for mentorship
  • Bake the great American novel
  • Colonial encounters of the first kind
  • Money Magazine: Jay Ritter
  • Forbes: Nicole Iovine
  • The Washington Times: Senthold Asseng
  • The Fiscal Times: Interpersonal conflict affects employees
  • Study shows why exercise magnifies exhaustion for chronic fatigue syndrome patients
  • Associated Press: Heather Walden
  • Albuquerque Business News: Innovation Square
  • New York Times: Larry M. Page
  • The Tampa Tribune: Elizabeth Rowe
  • Reuters: Kenneth Krysko
  • O’Connell Center renovations postponed one year
  • Notable speakers highlight Holocaust conference
  • Can a city be not crowded enough?
  • UF-sponsored elections forum will explore voting reforms
  • CNN: Jay Ritter
  • Recognizing Gators that made a difference
  • USA Today College: Political action summit
  • Clearing a path for climate change
  • Indianapolis Star: Mike Walsh
  • Christian Science Monitor: Jon L. Mills
  • Tropical turtle discovery in Wyoming provides climate-change clues
  • Yahoo! Finance: EDRM E-Discovery Conference
  • Time: Daniel Smith
  • New York Times: Michael Hofmann
  • Science: Todd Palmer
  • Seattle Times: Phil Lounibos
  • Students knock down verbal abuse
  • Moths shed light on how to fool enemy sonar
  • New York Times: Jason Steuber
  • Huffington Post: Van Truong
  • Reuters: Thomas Buford
  • Discovery News: Nathaniel Hall
  • USA Today: Lyrissa Barnett Lidsky
  • New UF summer program lets high school students get hands-on with Florida's past, present, and future
  • Time: Linda Bartoshuk
  • UF celebrates entrepreneurial spirit at inaugural Gator100 Awards
  • Global Gator Nation
  • Hoops tourney to honor a Gator pioneer
  • Sundance-winning film on the power of music
  • Providing those who served with an opportunity to thrive
  • UF survey shows Floridians want to conserve water, but not if it costs too much
  • Feast-and-famine diet could extend life, study shows
  • Consumer sentiment among Floridians continues upward trend
  • Experts available to talk about measles prevention
  • The Christian Science Monitor: Bob Dekle
  • UF News and events of possible media interest (Feb. 9)
  • Navy choral group sets sail for Gainesville
  • Orlando Sentinel: Nutrient-dense diets
  • ABC News: Linda Bartoshuk
  • National Public Radio: Emily Sessa
  • Bloomberg Business: Jay Ritter
  • Time: Ted Spiker
  • ‘Aging in place’ may be the wrong answer for boomers and their parents
  • The Conversation: Cuc Tran
  • NBC News: Paul Doering
  • Detroit Free Press: Lusine Yaghjyan
  • UF named a top producer of Fulbright U.S. Scholars for 2014-15
  • Time: Mansour Mohamadzadeh
  • USA Today: Peace Corps rankings
  • Smithsonian Channel: George Burgess
  • Buses need a spring break, too
  • What happened to the dinosaurs? Find out by attending free lecture.
  • Humans altering Adriatic ecosystems more than nature, UF study shows
  • P.K. Yonge Performing Arts to present Broadway favorite ‘West Side Story’
  • UF/IFAS awarded funding to fight citrus greening
  • UF researchers: Rare parasite colonizing snails in South Florida
  • Shark attack deaths down in 2014, UF says
  • Pepsi UF Sustainability Challenge focusing on compost education
  • Director of UF Performing Arts to retire after 15 years
  • UF News and events of possible media interest (Feb. 23)
  • UF News and events of possible media interest (Feb. 2)
  • UF News and events of possible media interest (Feb. 16)
  • Public relations students open door to stable housing
  • Early childhood advocates to speak at Pugh Hall Monday
  • Yahoo! Finance: Jay Ritter
  • Miami Herald: Cuc Tran
  • Miami Herald: Richard S. Conley
  • Reuters Africa: Wonsuk ‘Daniel’ Lee
  • The Washington Post: Margaret James
  • Behind the scenes at UF's “Phantom of the Opera”
  • UPI: Clay Calvert
  • Miami Herald: Paul Duncan
  • UF professor to speak on how to “Down Size”
  • Medieval beasts come to UF libraries
  • Huffington Post: Darren Hutchinson
  • UF's New Cell-Phone-Only Survey Shows Big Jump in Florida's January Consumer Confidence
  • UF News and events of possible media interest (Jan. 5)
  • The Florida Times-Union: Chris McCarty
  • Bloomberg Businessweek: Senthold Asseng
  • The Star (Malaysia): Wheat and climate change
  • Bloomberg Businessweek: Jonathan Bloch
  • Miami Herald: Steve Kirn
  • Time: Ted Spiker
  • NPR: Walter Tabachnick
  • On a tropical island, fossils reveal the past – and possible future – of polar ice
  • Bloomberg: Jay Ritter
  • CNN: Omri Marian
  • NPR: UF master’s degree in veterinary forensic science
  • CNBC World: Dr. Douglas Archer
  • New York Times Magazine: Jennifer Miller
  • Wall Street Journal: Jay Ritter
  • Wall Street Journal: Jay Ritter
  • UF/IFAS study: Wheat yield to decline as temperatures increase
  • Time: Jay Ritter
  • Los Angeles Times: Managing cat populations
  • Reuters: Amy Mashburn
  • UF study of drug users finds people with ADHD started using at younger age
  • Forbes: Gatorade Turns 50
  • Los Angeles Times: Richard Hollinger
  • 12 things you didn’t know about 'A T. rex named Sue'
  • Fox Business: Jay Ritter
  • Los Angeles Times: Scott Tomar
  • Bloomberg Businessweek: Jay R. Ritter
  • Yahoo! News: Mark Atkinson
  • Miami Herald: Dan Smith
  • Fox Business: Jay Ritter
  • Dr. Fuchs' remarks at the Eye Opener Breakfast, Jan. 14, 2015
  • Road Closures Jan. 14
  • ABC News: Ray Schaub III
  • UF News and events of possible media interest (Jan. 26)
  • Yahoo! Finance: Laurel C. Blakemore
  • Orlando Sentinel: Joseph Gagnon
  • Orlando Sentinel: Jack Payne
  • U.S. News and World Report: Katherine Sayler
  • Orlando Sentinel: UF adopts I-Corps program
  • UF researchers develop effective, inexpensive citrus greening detector
  • Engineering summit to address the power of diversity
  • New UF study reveals oldest primate lived in trees
  • UF entrepreneurs to be honored at inaugural Gator100 Awards
  • Environmental reporter to speak at UF Feb. 2
  • UF News and events of possible media interest (Jan. 12)
  • USA Today: Jay R. Ritter
  • Becoming a Global Gator
  • Researchers call for immediate end to corporal punishment in Florida schools
  • President Fuchs available to media at Wednesday event
  • UF News and events of possible media interest (Jan. 19)
  • UF Counseling and Wellness Center names Escoto new director
  • Miami Herald: Gatorade’s 50th anniversary
  • Author, TED speaker David Epstein to visit UF
  • UF faculty to share architecture, historic preservation and sustainability research with students
  • Fossils link Caribbean bat extinction to humans, not climate change
  • Smathers Libraries at UF receive $500,000 National Endowment for the Humanities Challenge Grant Award
  • UF’s Martin Luther King, Jr. Celebration 2015
  • Study finds genetic predictor of serious hemorrhagic stroke complications
  • The Atlantic: Thomas Spreen
  • More human than human?
  • Orlando Sentinel: President Fuchs’ listening tour
  • Women highlighted at UF Engineering Leadership Summit