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Brittnie Baker binge-watched “Orange Is The New Black” on Netflix in two days. She has run a half marathon, traveled to 13 countries and knows almost every word to “Legally Blonde.”
A 42-year-old woman died Wednesday morning after strong winds caused a 100-foot tree to fall onto a mobile home where she and her family lived in southwest Gainesville.
Local nonprofits and students are stepping up to offer relief for victims of the devastating typhoon that hit the Philippines last week.
The UF Student Health Care Center is offering free blood glucose tests as part of UF’s Diabetes Awareness Month.
UF is No. 1 in the nation for bone marrow donor registration.
To further the university’s environmentally friendly efforts, UF is working to establish a student bike-sharing program.
Swedish writer Henning Mankell described an emaciated, young boy he once saw walking abnormally slow down a village road in Africa.
Footprints Buddy and Support Program, a pediatric cancer volunteer organization, in partnership with the Gift of Life Bone Marrow Foundation may break a record for the amount of bone marrow donors swabbed this week.
Two friends have decided to go the distance for Dance Marathon. That distance is about 120 miles — from Orlando to Gainesville.
University Police arrested a Gainesville man Tuesday for making a bomb threat at UF Health Shands Hospital, the second incident of its kind to stir the UF campus in a little more than a month.
UF architecture junior Michelle Hook, 21, makes “Despicable Me” minions at the 31st Annual Pumpkin Carve-Off and carnival for patients at UF Health Shands Children’s Hospital on Monday.
UF Health Shands Hospital and Flad Architects came together Monday to carve up some fun.
The sun was setting on the horizon of the Caribbean. Sailboats were anchored next to the seashore, turning in after a long day. And a camera shutter snapped at orange-frosted clouds in the distance.
Gainesville Police are looking for information about a Tuesday morning crash involving a semitruck and a woman who was found on the road with severe injuries.
In the frenzy of Halloween-themed sugary treats, some UF health experts are urging parents to pay attention to their children’s teeth and candy collections.
Although the main 26.2-hour event isn’t until April, fundraising for the 2014 Dance Marathon at UF has already begun.
An Alachua County Jail inmate was found trying to hang himself with a bedsheet in his cell Tuesday, making it the second time in about two weeks a jail inmate has tried to commit suicide.
Some may already know my story, but I was one of the first patients to be treated at Ocala Regional Medical Center’s trauma center when it opened. I had a splenic artery aneurysm and died twice before the excellent doctors at Ocala revived me and saved my life. Back in June I wrote about my story for the Saint Peters Blog, pleading to keep Ocala’s trauma center open. Another publication’s article by Capt. Gail Lazenby of The Villages Public Safety Department about the 1st District Court of Appeals’ decision putting Ocala in danger of closing made me feel the need to write again.
UF RecSports is trying to spike breast cancer.
Attendees of the Shands Arts in Medicine Creative for Health workshop cut and paste magazine clips to make abstract collages.
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