UF Health among the first to receive COVID-19 vaccine in Florida, administering to select medical staff this week
UF Health Jacksonville received about 20,000 COVID-19 vaccines and distributed 4,000 to UF Health Shands Hospital Monday.
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UF Health Jacksonville received about 20,000 COVID-19 vaccines and distributed 4,000 to UF Health Shands Hospital Monday.
Two people have died in three hit-and-run crashes this week. None of the drivers involved have been located or arrested by police as of Friday evening.
UF’s COVID-19 testing capacity will be accelerated in the Spring as it becomes mandatory for thousands of students.
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UF has denied 144 UF professors the ability to teach remotely this Spring, leaving some to feel like the university administration has put their safety at risk.
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The risks of traveling home for Thanksgiving are far deadlier this year than spats with relatives over mashed potatoes and roasted turkey.
Classic holiday tunes played over the bustle of midday traffic as students decorated holiday cards outside Turlington Hall.
A male motorcyclist is in serious condition at UF Health Shands Hospital after a crash with a car at the intersection of University Avenue and Northwest 15th Street Saturday evening, according to the Gainesville Police Department.
Keith Miller had his cell phone pressed to his ear as he stood outside of his restaurant, Big Mill’s Cheesesteaks, located on 13th Street.
Nearly 60% of registered voters, more than 113,000 people, have already cast their ballot in Alachua County.
Six-year-old Beckett Genuardi, fidgeting in his mother’s lap, smiled and stuck his tongue out at the more than 60 UF students who tuned into Miracle Moments via Zoom. Beckett is one of the children who has benefited from fundraising events like Transform Today in Dance Marathon.
The Gators women’s golf team completed the first round of the East Lake Cup Monday, shooting a collective 5-over-par. The team is currently in third place, trailing the leader Ole Miss by 10 strokes.
The uncertain nature of the 2020-21 flu season coupled with the pandemic concerns health experts.
Gainesville’s annual Tom Petty Birthday Bash will continue virtually this year following COVID-19 concerns with an all-star lineup featuring over 60 artists.
UF criminology sophomore Brett Helms made the mistake of turning on his wipers to remove the thick layer of yellow particles that covered his windshield.
Every day, firefighters serve communities behind the scenes, 36-year-old rescue lieutenant Travis Chaney said.
The multi-colored glass of the UF Health Shands Children’s Hospital shines as the sun reflects off the panes on September 25, 2020. The pediatric staff provide care in more than 20 specialities including pediatric hematology-oncology.
Luke Vescovi started Luke’s New York Bagels with his family to pay off student loans. Now, he’s using the family business to support the battle against leukemia.