UF AD Jeremy Foley travels to Colorado, meets with Colorado State head coach Jim McElwain
(12/02/14 4:01pm)
For Florida football, love is in the air.
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Playtime makes a comeback for child patients at Shands
(12/01/14 11:05pm)
Children kept in hospital isolation will soon have a program to help them stay socially active.
US Parkinson Foundation creates informational website
(11/19/14 2:00am)
When JP Bremer saw “John Wick” with his father this weekend, he noticed his chair shook during intense scenes.
UF physician to create LGBT-friendly medical club
(11/19/14 2:00am)
Dr. Stephanie Ryan wants to break the stereotypes associated with LGBT patients.
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(11/18/14 2:00am)
Lilly Rooks, a stroke survivor and former patient at UF Health Shands Hospital, addresses the crowd gathered at the celebration reception at UF Health Shands Hospital on Monday.
Stroke center celebrates certification
(11/18/14 2:00am)
Lilly Rooks stood strong as she told the audience about the stroke she suffered six months ago while running for office in Levy County.
Lily Rooks
(11/18/14 12:42am)
Lilly Rooks, a stroke survivor and former patient at UF Health Shands Hospital, addresses the crowd gathered at the celebration reception at UF Health Shands Hospital on Monday.
UF transplant program recognized
(11/10/14 2:00am)
The UF Health Shands Transplant Center was nationally recognized by the Blue Cross and Blue Shield Association for its quality care.
The JAM plans its last jams before closing
(11/06/14 2:00am)
One of Gainesville’s beloved music venues downtown hosts its final jam Saturday.
Fire deptartment gets new truck
(11/04/14 2:00am)
The Alachua County Fire Department added an updated rescue truck to its fleet this week.
UF colleges team up for cat surgery
(11/03/14 2:00am)
Two years ago, Darryl was waiting to be euthanized. A large hole rested in the roof of the stray cat’s mouth, making it difficult to eat and drink but easy to contract infections.
UF publishes concussion research
(10/30/14 2:00am)
Playing the game comes with more than just the score. For athletes, it can come with a lifetime of repercussions.
Dunkin’ Donuts provides Halloween experience for patients
(10/24/14 2:00am)
Andrew Weatherly, 17, put a face on his plastic pumpkin while eating fresh donuts Thursday inside the UF Health Shands Children’s Hospital.
UF releases police report regarding Treon Harris case
(10/23/14 2:13am)
UF released 175 pages of documents Wednesday, including witness testimony and an interview between Treon Harris and Detective Justin Faroni. The documents also contain an incident report and multiple text messages that shed light on the details of the sexual battery complaint filed against Harris on Oct. 6, which was withdrawn Oct. 9.
No One Dies Alone: A Shands Program for dignified deaths
(10/22/14 7:21pm)
Juan Serrano volunteers to comfort strangers in their last moments.
Ambulances get improved wireless
(10/22/14 2:00am)
Area hospitals have teamed up with the Alachua County Fire Rescue to update wireless routers in ambulances, making communication between dispatched vehicles and hospitals more efficient.
Registration opens for online arts in medicine program
(10/15/14 2:00am)
Spring applications are now open for a new UF online master’s degree program in arts in medicine.
UF prepared if Ebola does spread
(10/14/14 2:00am)
After a nurse contracted Ebola in Dallas, the UF community is preparing for a potential outbreak.
Two pedestrians hit by a car in Midtown
(10/13/14 2:00am)
Two people tried to cross West University Avenue toward UF’s campus late Friday night before police said they were struck by an eastbound vehicle near The Swamp Restaurant.
Panel discusses Ebola concerns
(10/09/14 2:00am)
As the Ebola epidemic continues to cause concern, UF scholars gathered Wednesday to discuss the issue.
