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  • UF ranks No. 2 on Kiplinger Best College Values list for 2018
  • Certain books can increase infant learning during shared reading, study shows
  • States unite to boost teaching of students with disabilities
  • Do all fish wiggle their tails the same?
  • 17 inspiring people we met in 2017
  • Nationally recognized speech/language scholar speaks at doctoral commencement
  • Our weirdest stories of 2017
  • UF researchers highlighted in PBS documentary “Secrets of Spanish Florida”
  • UF study: Bird evolves virtually overnight to keep up with invasive prey
  • Becoming visible - Michelle Barboza
  • Black voters won Alabama for the Dems; here’s what they want in return
  • Students’ design helps spread holiday, school spirit
  • Parrothead paradise
  • University of Florida climbs to 14th among public universities with $791 million in research expenditures
  • Scents and sensibility
  • Graduating student now on the path to success
  • Our most-read stories of 2017
  • Live a Life of Daily Courage
  • Gulf Coast universities team up to address hurricane resilience
  • For baby’s brain to benefit, read the right books at the right time
  • Becoming visible - Adania Flemming
  • Florida consumer sentiment broke records in 2017, despite a downturn in December
  • Robert Bryan, who served as interim President from 1989-90, has passed away
  • Night-flyers or day-trippers? Study sheds light on when moths, butterflies are active
  • Black holes' magnetism surprisingly wimpy
  • 5 ways the proposed PROSPER Act could impact students
  • Becoming visible - Verity Mathis
  • UF selects new Dean of Students
  • UF a top performer nationally for Latino graduation rates
  • Study sheds light on snake mystery
  • Anniversary of Konrad Reuland tragedy reminds us of the toll of brain aneurysms
  • Virtual reality for social good
  • Protecting "The heartbeat of the Amazon"
  • Breast cancer is a family experience
  • Photo contest celebrates International Education Week
  • National group praises UF innovative sustainability program
  • UF administrators and students hold open dialogue on diversity at campus town hall
  • Researchers find pathological signs of Alzheimer’s in dolphins, whose brains are much like humans’
  • Celebrating 100 years of citrus research and education
  • The two obstacles that are holding back Alzheimer’s research
  • Rosy outlook on future economic conditions pushes Florida consumer sentiment index up in November
  • Justice in the age of locker-room talk
  • Is everything you learned about Columbus wrong?
  • Knowing the signs of Lewy body dementia may help speed diagnosis
  • UF MBA Full-Time rises into nation’s top 5 publics
  • Engineered river diversions sequester carbon in deltas
  • Haiti reimagined
  • Get involved in public life, says speaker at Hispanic Heritage Month Forum
  • I teach ethics at the university where Richard Spencer spoke
  • Nobel Prize in physics awarded for discovery of gravitational waves
  • Marketing a devastated Puerto Rico should not be the priority
  • #TogetherUF Campaign to Hold Virtual Assembly
  • Measuring the implicit biases we may not even be aware of
  • Florida consumer sentiment continues downward slide in October
  • Fake news, hypertransparency, and why press freedom is “like oxygen”
  • UF offers free online courses to students displaced by hurricanes in Puerto Rico, U.S. Virgin Islands
  • Check out our spookiest stories, if you dare
  • Florida consumer sentiment continues downward in September
  • UF announces largest fundraising campaign in university history
  • What Gandhi can teach today’s protesters
  • Governments, car companies must resolve their competing goals for self-driving cars
  • The UF Hurricane Team Headed South to Meet Irma Head On
  • The difference between black football fans and white football fans
  • How Columbus, of all people, became a national symbol
  • UF offering access to emergency funds for students, faculty, staff
  • Students race against Irma to protect citrus experiment
  • UF hosts Anti-racism Education Week
  • UF's hurricane research team heads south
  • Beyond bleach: mold a long-term problem after flooding and disasters
  • Unique gene therapy prevents, reverses multiple sclerosis in animal model
  • Parkinson’s disease: New drugs and treatments, but where are the doctors?
  • Wildlife in the libraries
  • UF first in Florida to crack U.S. News list of top 10 best public universities
  • In all kinds of weather: Thank you, Gator Nation, for contributing to the #GatorGood
  • Should power lines go underground?
  • Former UF provost Betty Capaldi Phillips dies
  • How the anal cancer epidemic in gay and bi HIV-positive men can be prevented
  • University of Florida’s vision for community preeminence earns international award
  • University of Florida announces closures Sunday and Monday due to threat of Hurricane Irma
  • University of Florida prepares for possible National Policy Institute speaking engagement Oct. 19
  • Can random bits of DNA lead to safe, new antibiotics and herbicides?
  • Hanging out with a NatGeo Explorer
  • Explaining the Muslim pilgrimage of hajj
  • New team members at MCDA ready to welcome students
  • Can you pass this smell test?
  • UF research awards total nearly $686 million for fiscal year 2017
  • With NEH grant, libraries preserve pages of the past
  • East Coast's rapidly rising seas explained
  • World’s smallest neutrino detector finds big physics fingerprint
  • Fate, dreams and honey
  • Want to fix America’s infrastructure? Build in the places that need help the most
  • UF donors rally to support the university’s teaching, discovery and outreach missions
  • UF denies National Policy Institute request for campus event space
  • Concussions and CTE: more complicated than even the experts know
  • Florida consumer sentiment continues upward in July
  • Are store brands just as good? An expert weighs in
  • Renowned scientist to UF doctoral graduates: ‘Live the life you have imagined.’
  • Meet the Gator behind Atlanta's new stadium
  • Why Muslims celebrate Eid twice a year: six questions answered
  • Mother of Bed Bugs
  • Nationally respected business leader named Gator of the Year
  • ‘Gluten-free water’ shows absurdity of trend in labeling what’s absent
  • Ahead of UF-Michigan game in Dallas, UF president urges Gator family to help Hurricane Harvey victims
  • Road trip oppor-tuna-ty
  • Florida consumer sentiment down slightly in August
  • Artificial reefs boost economy and environment
  • Take that chocolate milk survey with a grain of salt
  • Methane-eating microbes found beneath Antarctica's melting ice sheets
  • Extinction event that wiped out dinosaurs cleared way for frogs
  • Glioblastoma, a formidable foe, faces a 'reservoir of resilience' in McCain
  • Hong Kong’s democratic struggle and the rise of Chinese authoritarianism
  • How Lula evolved from Brazil’s top politician to its most notable convict
  • Sharkathon 2017 is here: How to watch it like a scientist
  • Florida consumer sentiment rebounds upward in June
  • UF ranks 10th among publics in Money magazine’s annual “Best Colleges for Your Money” list
  • The dynamics of disease and poverty
  • Fulfilling the promise of the Americans with Disabilities Act
  • Imaging biomarker for Parkinson’s could aid in testing drugs to slow disease’s progression
  • Don’t hate your gut: It may help you lose weight, fight depression and lower blood pressure
  • What strange versions you have, Grandmother
  • New York Gator elected chair of the University of Florida’s investment company
  • Why stable relationships are ‘poison control’ in fighting trauma and stress in kids
  • Multicultural and Diversity Affairs selects new APIA Affairs director
  • Why treating breast cancer with less may be more
  • Study links getting drunk at early age to increased risk of premature death
  • University of Florida Multicultural and Diversity Affairs selects new Black Affairs director
  • Aspirin use has modest or no benefit for patients with hardened arteries, UF Health researchers find
  • Does a tiny sea creature hold the key to heart regeneration?
  • Drill holes in fossil shells point to bigger predators picking on small prey
  • University of Florida research spending at record $791 million in 2016
  • University of Florida MBA offering full scholarships
  • On Eid 2017, a peek into the lives of Puerto Rican Muslims
  • Librarian on a boat
  • National Geographic explorer shares Florida’s springs through photography, research
  • UF Multicultural and Diversity Affairs selects new LGBTQ Affairs director
  • Can drones make construction sites safer?
  • Can ocean science bring Cuba and the United States together?
  • A new age for deep sea exploration
  • Is there a First Amendment right to follow President Trump’s Twitter account?
  • Life-altering treatments available to Tourette patients
  • UF to receive additional $7.4 million in state performance funding
  • UF to hire 500 new faculty in major initiative
  • Pet dogs help kids feel less stressed, study finds
  • NY Times: UF No. 6 among colleges doing the most for the American Dream
  • New 3D printing method promises vastly superior medical implants for millions
  • UF launches Gators Volunteer for faculty, staff as part of ongoing community partnership
  • University of Florida awards prestigious scholarships to 11 Florida high school students
  • Why you can’t think of that word on the tip of your tongue – and how to fix it
  • Humility over hubris
  • UF team wins $5,000 in first annual MuniMod civic tech competition
  • Two UF faculty members elected to National Academy of Sciences
  • Zika transmission in U.S. linked to travel from Caribbean
  • Abusing power hurts leaders, too
  • Tackling a tough tropical treat
  • Throwing injuries in young baseball players: Is there something we are not considering?
  • Florida consumer sentiment continues downward slide
  • Florida consumer sentiment in April drops from record high
  • The surprising way self-control shapes how we feel about our choices
  • Migratory birds bumped off schedule as climate change shifts spring
  • Pamela and Douglas Soltis elected to American Academy of Arts and Sciences
  • Injured veteran to graduate with physical therapy degree
  • Why do we like our classes? And each other? Our brain waves tell us, NYU-UF study finds
  • Milken Institute ranks UF third nationally in moving ideas from lab to real world
  • Thinking of throwing graduation confetti? Here are some environmentally friendly alternatives
  • Consumers often pay more for organic – but not wine
  • Gator Marching Band director speaks at doctoral commencement
  • Male jumping spiders court whomever, whenever, but females decide who lives, dies
  • Date night with the Croc Docs
  • After water reporting institute, stories keep flowing
  • UF Research Foundation names 2017 professors
  • App aims to take the risk out of routine traffic stops
  • AAU Releases Report of Universities’ Efforts to Combat Sexual Misconduct
  • Florida consumer sentiment in March hits pre-recession level
  • Important April 1st University of Florida Announcement
  • Biological engineering senior dives into graduation
  • The Trumps’ conflict of interest issues
  • University of Florida names new director of technology transfer
  • The “Anakin” method: Using artificial intelligence to fight disease
  • UF receives up to $8.4 million from DoD to study brain training using electric stimulation
  • UF announces more than $300,000 in UF-City of Gainesville research awards
  • Data analysis looks at Zika’s introduction to Americas, predicts microcephaly cases
  • Transportation Partnership to Create ‘Smart Testbed’ for Advanced Technologies
  • Gale Lemerand Drive to close temporarily for underground utility work
  • Senior’s “That’s a Rap” podcast gives news a musical makeover
  • 11 ways the orange and blue is green, too
  • Spring 2017 Commencement Information
  • New chemistry building opens its doors
  • Student-run radio for millennials
  • Fulbright scholar to study unknown biodiversity in Poland
  • Eight UF programs ranked top 10 in the world, according to new rankings
  • Vaccination campaign necessary to stop the spread of cholera in Haiti, says UF researcher
  • A lighthouse and its island face sea level rise
  • University of Florida/Sid Martin Biotechnology Institute Receives 2017 Top Global Incubator Award from the International Business Innovation Association
  • A Man for All Seasons
  • University of Florida selects new Executive Director of Multicultural and Diversity Affairs
  • A serious and often overlooked issue for patients with brain diseases: swallowing
  • UF and UW-Madison scholars team up to diversify STEM
  • Neil Gorsuch and the First Amendment: Questions the Senate Judiciary Committee should ask
  • Is the Muslim Brotherhood a terrorist organization?
  • What will you create?
  • UF named bike- and tree-friendly campus
  • University of Florida graduate schools rank high among nation’s top programs
  • Most dengue infections transmitted in or near home
  • Thomas Maren, creator of glaucoma drug Trusopt, inducted into Florida Inventors Hall of Fame
  • Gator alums debut new Nat Geo WILD show
  • Our expert’s favorite titles for International Children’s Book Day
  • Broadway producer visits College of the Arts
  • My doctor says there’s a guideline for my treatment – but is it right for me?
  • Engineering Professor awarded Jefferson Science Fellowship
  • University of Florida to host National Consortium for Building Healthy Academic Communities
  • Culling sharks won’t protect surfers
  • Behind the bands
  • Show Me the Mini
  • International conference inspires educators to be the change
  • Allergies? Probiotic combination may curb your symptoms, new study finds
  • University of Florida among Peace Corps’ 2017 Top Volunteer-Producing Colleges & Universities
  • UF student earns Goldwater Scholarship
  • How a kernel of corn may yield answers into some cancers
  • Powers named UF Teacher-Scholar of the Year
  • Saving coffee in Papua New Guinea
  • UF researchers send plants soaring into space
  • UF convenes Early Childhood National Summit
  • Can a dying patient be a healthy person?
  • Why Trump’s EPA is far more vulnerable to attack than Reagan’s or Bush’s
  • New bat barn expands one of the world's largest urban colonies
  • Gators in Coral Gables!
  • Gator entrepreneurs return to Gainesville
  • Red hot oysters
  • Mollusk graveyards are time machines to oceans’ pristine past
  • UF applications hit a record high
  • Buy now: Floridians say this is the time to purchase a home, survey shows
  • Uncovering the roots of racist ideas in America
  • University of Florida Partners in New Manufacturing USA Institute
  • Mary Tyler Moore’s death a reminder of the toll of diabetes
  • ‘MythBusters’ contestant brings show’s lessons to water-treatment work
  • The most important thing you’re not discussing with your doctor
  • UF alumnus selected for Gates Cambridge Scholarship
  • Florida consumer sentiment in February drops from record high
  • Research connects overeating during national sporting events to medical problems
  • Extinct tortoise yields oldest tropical DNA
  • What the Navajo can teach us about making
  • Donald Trump isn’t lying...
  • Why each side of the partisan divide thinks the other is living in an alternate reality
  • Team discovers key to restoring great tomato flavor
  • For students, by students
  • Harn Museum joins Guggenheim, Met as recipient of Henry Luce Foundation grant
  • New facility offers skills, supplies for outdoor fun
  • Florida consumer sentiment continues upward climb
  • Indian tribesmen help scientists catch Everglades pythons
  • Study links prediabetes, diabetes in healthy weight adults to sedentary lifestyle
  • Why it’s so hard for women to break into the C-suite
  • Being rude to your child’s doctor could lead to worse care
  • Searching for red pandas in an elephant graveyard
  • Students find adventure along Nature Coast
  • Why better choices depend on ‘libertarian paternalism’
  • Can we delay or prevent dementia?
  • Global shark attacks drop to recent average in 2016
  • Noted author, speaker to discuss famous 20th century trials
  • Meet the world’s deadliest duo