Congenital Heart Center celebrates 10-year anniversary
(01/12/16 12:50am)
Connie Nixon remembers when Mateo Hernandez came to UF, fighting for his life before he was born.
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Shooting prompts lockdown of local schools
(01/07/16 12:34am)
Police locked down four Alachua County schools Wednesday after an Alachua County man was shot and injured.
Friends and competitors rally to support injured UF athlete
(01/05/16 1:14am)
Friends, competitors and teammates took to social media when a UF long-distance runner was hit by a car.
A new path: UF looks forward to making campus better
(12/09/15 12:30am)
UF has accomplished a lot this semester.
Finals increase food deliveries
(12/09/15 12:26am)
Lee Southwick chooses to walk to pick up her food instead of having it delivered.
UF Health to build new E.R. facility in Kanapaha
(12/02/15 11:55pm)
A new $12 million UF Health Shands Emergency Center will be built near the intersection of Southwest Archer Road and Tower Road, likely by the summer of 2016.
‘Festival of Trees’ to benefit child hospital patients
(12/02/15 12:04am)
The Tioga Town Center will be decked out in trees and wreaths trimmed in ornaments, ribbons and lights this week.
Hundreds mourn friend, son
(11/24/15 12:42am)
Landon Rogers kept a journal.
UF professor lobbies for scooter safety
(11/23/15 12:47am)
As scooters whirred past on Saturday, Maria Coady thought of her son.
UF student dies during ROTC physical test
(11/20/15 1:15am)
University Police confirmed the death of a UF student after he collapsed early Thursday during Air Force ROTC training.
UF Health to make room for more preemies
(11/20/15 1:10am)
UF Health Shands Hospital’s smallest patients are getting more space with the expansion of the neonatal intensive care unit.
Jubilation in D
(11/18/15 12:45am)
Nate Ferrell, a 7-year-old 2nd grader at William S. Talbot Elementary School and spokesboy of Dance Marathon's campaign for UF Health Shands Children's Hospital, cheers on Turlington Plaza on Nov. 17, 2015. Ferrell, who has been a patient at Shands since birth due to mitochondrial disease, performed some of the 20 songs he knows while tethered to oxygen in his backpack.
Sinkhole opens in front of UF Health Shands Hospital
(11/15/15 11:45pm)
A sinkhole opened in the grass about 100 feet from the main entrance of UF Health Shands Hospital on Sunday morning.
Swallowtail
(11/15/15 11:21pm)
From left: Summer Bolin, a 24-year-old UF Health Shands nurse, 18-year-old Olivia Roush and 20-year-old Briana Bolin wait for a hay ride. “It’s my first time visiting the farm,” said Briana, a police academy student in the Kenneth C. Thompson Institute of Public Safety at Polk State College.
Sinkhole
(11/15/15 11:21pm)
A sinkhole, about 18 feet deep, opened near the main entrance of UF Health Shands Hospital on Nov. 15, 2015.
Cancer patients share stories through photos
(11/13/15 1:18am)
As a piano played softly in the background at the UF Health Shands Cancer Hospital on Thursday night, Ellen Waugerman reflected on her photographs of the moon, a rainbow and a firework.
Pancreatic
(11/13/15 1:03am)
Photographs taken by UF Health pancreatic cancer survivors and caregivers line windows at the Criser Cancer Resource Center located in the UF Health Shands Cancer Hospital on Nov. 12, 2015. The photos were a part of a research study “Assessing the Benefits of PhotoVoice,” led by Shan Wong, 27-year-old UF clinical and health psychology graduate student. “It’s literally giving cameras to participants and having them tell us the stories of their lives and experiences through their pictures,“ Wong said.
Research Roundup: 11/09/2015
(11/08/15 11:54pm)
Compound created to combat resistant bacteria
The sound of the Gator Nation
(11/06/15 12:59am)
Four years later, Ben Judkins still can’t describe the tunnel.
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(11/05/15 12:06am)
The Kappa Sigma and Chi Omega team race to form a human pyramid during the Homecoming Olympics hosted by Gators March for Babies on Hume Field on Nov. 4, 2015. About 150 students attended to raise money for March of Dimes and the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit at Shands Hospital.
