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  • The Villages®, UF Health enter into exclusive talks to transform regional health care
  • Doctoral speaker and UF faculty member Berta Esperanza Hernandez-Truyol’s speech for Friday’s doctoral ceremony
  • Zika epidemic likely suppressed dengue in Latin America
  • How do Orange Bowl opponents UF and UVA stack up off the field?
  • UF designated a National Center of Academic Excellence in Cyber Defense Research
  • UF researchers partner with NOAA on new coral reef restoration initiative
  • Bump in consumer sentiment heading into the new year
  • University of Florida ranks 15th among public universities with $865 million in 2018 research expenditures
  • UF President Kent Fuchs' speech for Saturday's commencement ceremony
  • UF senior selected for prestigious Marshall Scholarship
  • UF to the rescue
  • "Lighting of the Gator" event set for Dec. 3
  • Remembering W. George Allen, UF’s first African American graduate
  • UF prepares to launch Campus Climate Action Plan revision process
  • Consumer sentiment rises in November heading into the holiday season
  • Sailor turned scientist
  • UF engineer leads collaboration for safer roadways
  • A re-arranging Earth was bad news for dinosaurs
  • Engineering research deepens understanding of glucose-insulin interaction
  • Engineering a nationwide plan to reduce campus food waste, hunger
  • Hot town, springtime in the city: Urbanization delays spring plant growth in warm regions
  • The Stripes Within
  • UF expands the Alan and Cathy Hitchcock Field & Fork Pantry on campus
  • UF's first black alumnus, W. George Allen, dies
  • Six UF researchers named 2019 AAAS Fellows
  • UF celebrates opening of new Institute of Black Culture and Institute of Hispanic-Latino Cultures
  • Drones reveal secrets of ancient Florida village
  • Catching up with National Book Award winner Ibram Kendi
  • Seagrass meadows harbor wildlife for centuries, highlighting need for conservation
  • Malaria's spit solution
  • University of Florida joins national alliance aimed at developing a more inclusive and diverse STEM faculty
  • D'Andra Mull named Vice President of Student Affairs
  • Teen in need of new heart comes to UF Health, his last resort for survival.
  • UF releases results of 2019 sexual assault and misconduct survey
  • October’s consumer sentiment holds steady leading up to holiday season
  • UF professor wins Sakurai prize for theoretical physics
  • New Study: UF contributes more than $16 billion to the state's economy
  • Meet UF's Grammy winner
  • Quantum computing: preparing for the revolution
  • Thaddeus Bullard to speak at spring commencement
  • UF rises again in U.S. News & World Report rankings, this year to No. 7 among public universities
  • “Record players” and reading: A brain scientist shares what actually works
  • UF, UFPD adding four Blue Light Phones on Fraternity Row
  • Consumer sentiment bounces back in September
  • UF alum Stephen Root lands first Emmy nomination for HBO's "Barry"
  • Students react to UF's No. 7 ranking
  • Historian, former UF provost David Colburn dies
  • UF summer commencement ceremonies scheduled for Aug. 9-10
  • Automated, non-invasive MRI can accurately diagnose Parkinson's
  • UF receives $776.2 million for research in 2019
  • Pulitzer Winner Jack Davis to headline new arts and humanities luncheon
  • Despite positive economic indications, Florida’s consumer sentiment tumbles in August
  • What’s new for Fall?
  • Do weight loss interventions for children work? UF expert joins national debate
  • “Teach-back” technique can reduce hospital visits
  • UF Gainesville campus closed and classes canceled Tuesday
  • Virtual humans boost mental health recovery
  • Author, professor Ted Spiker addresses Summer 2019 grads
  • We’ve been trapping and sterilizing stray cats for decades. Does it work?
  • The next generation of antimicrobials
  • UF professor Ted Spiker addresses Friday's doctoral ceremony
  • Proving Einstein wrong by proving him right
  • UF Business Affairs announces new physical security department, appoints Joseph Souza as director
  • Why Apollo's moon rocks still matter
  • July’s consumer sentiment continues to grow amid record-breaking economic expansion
  • Four UF scholars win White House honors
  • Meet the Class of 2023 Lombardi and Stamps Scholars
  • "Girls with Nerve" summer camp sparks interest in neuroscience
  • How genes and resilience affect Syrian refugee stress
  • Here's how beetles are wiping out laurel trees (and avocados)
  • They called it a stupid toy. Now it makes billions and saves babies
  • DNA from tooth in Florida man’s foot solves 25-year-old shark bite mystery
  • Nations team up against crop disease
  • June’s consumer sentiment rises despite mixed signals
  • The science behind the "Stranger Things" Demogorgon
  • Did UV rays spell doom for Neanderthals?
  • Four tips for better nature photos
  • Former Vice President Patricia Telles-Irvin has passed away
  • 30 scholarships for first-generation students
  • UF Health forensic medicine director joins national committee to combat emerging drug threats
  • Study aims to use orange peels for something useful: better heart health
  • To see how invasive predators change an ecosystem, watch their prey
  • New era begins at UF Health
  • Your landscaping fails are actually great for pollinators
  • Moving beyond woke: Turning awareness into action to support LGBTQ+ people of color
  • This play has a recyclable set
  • New senior vice president and general counsel named to lead legal affairs for UF Health
  • Cydney McGlothlin named university architect
  • Consumer sentiment tumbles in May
  • UF Health unveils innovative new facility to treat debilitating neurological conditions
  • Inside the wind machine
  • UF Innovate leaders to direct development of Innovation District
  • Are these five things on your hurricane supply list?
  • UF nursing researcher’s findings upend routine feeding procedure for pre-term infants
  • UF officials monitoring commencement weekend weather
  • New maps reveal first global estimate of anthrax risk
  • Guest commencement speaker James Patterson’s speech for university wide ceremony
  • UF student speaker Paige Fitzpatrick’s speech for Saturday’s university wide ceremony
  • Doctoral speaker and UF faculty member Scott Powers’ speech
  • Anna Michelle Brandt named UF Health Shands VP, hospital chief of staff
  • Two UF students named Goldwater Scholars
  • Temperatures in the African savanna affect ant/plant mutualism
  • How to spot sketchy nutrition advice
  • Disney Imagineer to lead UF’s new graduate program in themed environments integration
  • UF announces expansion of Alan and Cathy Hitchcock Field & Fork Pantry
  • UF nursing researchers awarded $2.57 million grant to focus on preventing falls among older patients
  • UF releases Commencement Task Force report
  • Forbes names UF a top-10 employer among public universities
  • At 76, Robert Blok embraces being UF’s oldest graduate in the class of 2019
  • Our expert takes on your burning dragon questions
  • Bridging music and medicine
  • National Endowment for the Humanities Chairman’s visit marks 10th anniversary of the UF Center for the Humanities and the Public Sphere
  • Instagram ads disguised as friends’ post still more credible than traditional ads, study finds
  • Host of "Patriot Act" speaks at UF
  • UF Research Foundation names 2019 professors
  • Jack Davis named Carnegie Fellow
  • Consumer sentiment holds steady in March
  • Small delays can have a big impact on spread of Ebola
  • DNA evidence shows Burmese pythons infiltrating Everglades bird colonies
  • Dr. David R. Nelson named to top leadership position at University of Florida Health
  • Favorable economic conditions fuel near-record consumer sentiment in April
  • A nearby neutron-star merger explains the actinide abundance in the Early Solar System
  • UF joins National Academy of Medicine collaboration to counter opioid crisis
  • Here’s why you should look beyond breed labels when adopting a dog
  • Governor Ron DeSantis announces appointments to the newly formed Blue-Green Algae Task Force
  • Sea snake skin resembles elephant skin more than snake skin
  • Can cryptography help kids improve their reading and writing?
  • UF’s Chief Diversity Officer wants students to ‘Level Up’ on belonging
  • UF Startup Florida Insect Control Group featured at University Innovation & Entrepreneurship Showcase in Washington, D.C.
  • UF Champions for Change awards celebrates achievements in sustainability, health and wellness
  • Gator Nation Stands Up & Hollers to Support the University of Florida
  • Women in construction: Bahar Armaghani leading green building efforts at UF
  • How megalodon’s teeth evolved into the ‘ultimate cutting tools’
  • New UF study explains how to prevent dengue risk in the Galapagos
  • Researcher helps revive the remarkable story of Michel Cojot-Goldberg
  • UF Health-led ReMission Summit draws top experts, focuses on new brain tumor treatments
  • UF lab is first in Florida with metal 3D printer
  • Six civic and business leaders inducted into UF society honoring philanthropists, volunteers
  • The Warren B. Nelms Institute for the Connected World at the University of Florida names leaders
  • UF expert: Help prevent cane toads from poisoning your pet
  • UF Office of Sustainability announces 2019 Campus Earth Week events and activities
  • Climate change will expose more people to risk of mosquito-borne disease
  • University of Florida achieves sweeping gains in U.S. News & World Report Best Graduate Schools rankings
  • Governor Ron DeSantis, Lt. Governor Jeanette Nuñez announce Dr. Scott A. Rivkees as Florida Surgeon General
  • Scientists sequence vanilla genome, could support domestic industry
  • Tiny sensors, big potential
  • UF establishes new institute to study resilience of the built environment: The Florida Institute for Built Environment Resilience (FIBER)
  • UF among Peace Corps’ 2019 top volunteer-producing schools
  • UF public perception survey shows high level of concern over algal blooms in Florida waters
  • Out of Australia: UF researchers help map the movement of the world’s perching birds
  • Ellas B. McDaniel (Bo Diddley) Collection at UF honors legacy of “The Originator"
  • Meet India’s starry dwarf frog, lone member of newly discovered ancient lineage
  • Women in construction: Bahar Armaghani leading green building efforts at UF
  • House hunting for hellbenders: Pick right-sized rock or be eaten by cannibal neighbors
  • Historian Douglas Brinkley to speak at UF
  • UF physics professor Will awarded the prestigious Albert Einstein Medal
  • When KontruL met Hungrybox
  • UF alum Madeley Arriola Guerrero selected as a new face of civil engineering by ASCE
  • Stalking arboviruses
  • UF’s Disability Resource Center recognized as No. 6 for student access options
  • University of Florida computer graphics pioneer and chemistry professor among 2019 inductees into Florida Inventors Hall of Fame
  • WUFT and the Florida Public Radio Emergency Network receive CPB Community Lifeline Award
  • Governor Ron DeSantis appoints Dr. Thomas K. Frazer as Chief Science Officer
  • A healing garden in bloom again
  • 20-million-year-old tusked sea cow is Central America’s oldest marine mammal
  • 6th annual Flavors of Florida event benefits Field and Fork Pantry
  • University of Florida and UF Health announce $12 million gift from Orlando business leader to launch brain tumor research initiative
  • Consumer sentiment rebounds to near-record levels in February
  • UF announces plans for Spring 2019 graduation weekend
  • Engineering students win theme park rides design competition
  • Plants’ drought alert system has unlikely evolutionary origin: underwater algae
  • Transformational $20m gift endows health law program
  • UF research spending reaches record in 2018
  • UF community asked to ‘Stand Up and Holler’ on Gator Nation Giving Day
  • African American Studies program celebrates 50 years, and looks to its future
  • ‘Pop Microscopy’ exhibit honors the legacy of Leonardo da Vinci
  • Dengue immunity may buffer against Zika, study finds
  • “My dream is for food security worries to be something of the past.”
  • Preserving Zora Neale Hurston's legacy
  • UF researchers develop artificial intelligence system for fast, accurate patient care
  • Sen. Bill Nelson deposits papers at UF Libraries
  • 20-million-year-old tusked sea cow is Central America’s oldest marine mammal
  • ‘Pop Microscopy’ exhibit honors the legacy of Leonardo da Vinci
  • African American Studies program celebrates 50 years, and looks to its future
  • Preserving Zora Neale Hurston's legacy
  • Want to maximize your mutual fund investment returns? Find a portfolio manager with ‘skin in the game’
  • Dengue immunity may buffer against Zika, study finds
  • Consumer sentiment rebounds to near-record levels in February
  • 6th annual Flavors of Florida event benefits Field and Fork Pantry
  • Transformational $20M gift endows health law program
  • University of Florida and UF Health announce $12 million gift from Orlando business leader to launch brain tumor research initiative
  • Plants’ drought alert system has unlikely evolutionary origin: underwater algae
  • Scientist at work: Exploring submarine volcanoes
  • Researchers develop artificial intelligence system for patient care
  • Cannabidiol: Rising star or popular fad?
  • Tomorrow's farmers likely to be "data scientists, programmers and robot wranglers”
  • Engineering students win theme park rides design competition
  • UF Online reaches top five in 2019 U.S. News & World Report rankings
  • "Relationships really do matter."
  • Cannabidiol: Rising star or popular fad?
  • Discount stores’ tobacco sales tied to more women smoking while pregnant, UF Health study finds
  • Scientist at work: Exploring submarine volcanoes
  • UF research satellite launches into orbit
  • Sedentary lifestyle cancels out heart benefits of having a normal weight for adults, UF study finds
  • Mix in attitudes causes slight dip in January’s consumer sentiment
  • “We can have conservation and development in the Amazon.”
  • “The Amazon is essential.”
  • New saliva-based test detects malaria before symptoms appear
  • "Energy is supposed to make our lives better."
  • “We’re not just here to dabble around. We’re here to answer questions.”
  • Mosquito research leads to collaboration in Honduras
  • Spaceflight changes your brain pathways
  • University of Florida and UF Health announce $20 million gift from the Lauren and Lee Fixel Family Foundation
  • Vet Med launches open heart surgery program for dogs
  • “We’re trying to foresee the future.”
  • “Things are changing in our field. It’s an exciting time right now.”
  • “Your home is your castle, and castles aren’t blown down by wind.”
  • “Change is coming. You can have your head in the sand about it, or you can find ways to address it.”
  • Venezuela’s next crisis: rampant spread of infectious disease
  • "Artists can change the status quo"
  • December consumer sentiment breaks downward trend, rises in spite of shutdown
  • MLK event speaker Ron Stallworth urges students to ‘infiltrate hate’
  • "Little by little, a little makes a lot."
  • Ex-governor talks about the importance of working together
  • Shark bites plummet, fatalities remain average in 2018
  • What can oncology learn from ecology?
  • “The arts are the raw material for imagining the future.”
  • “We can change, and it’s up to us to do so.”
  • UF’s “Fresh Take Florida” to provide news coverage of state government
  • Mix in attitudes causes slight dip in January’s consumer sentiment