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Jessa Carpenter sat in a small, white-walled room reading “The Little Soul and the Sun” to six adult males. Two of her listeners rocked back and forth as she spoke.
The Student Health Care Center gave out its last 800 free flu shots to students, faculty and staff Wednesday.
Once a week, the typically quiet, tense Neonatal Intensive Care Unit at Shands at UF receives a mood lift, proving that art does wonders for the mind, body and soul.
David Morrison, a 19-year old applied physiology and kinesiology sophomore at UF, planned to celebrate with friends on the first Friday of classes, but he found himself passed out on his couch with muscle aches and pains instead.
In the wake of the holiday season and the onset of Spring semester, the Alachua County Health Department urges Gainesville residents to take action to ward off the flu.
Gators have a chance to help the Orlando community.
The flu season may have had its earliest start in nearly a decade this year, but UF has yet to see anything out of the ordinary.
Linda Behar-Horenstein helps professors go back to school.
When students reach for a can of Red Bull to keep them awake through an all-night study session, they may be getting more caffeine than they expect.
Editor’s Note: This is the first of two articles, which explain the constitutional and local amendments on Tuesday’s ballot.
The birds and the bees have their place at UF.
Put down the carbonated, sugary energy drink and step away from it. Actually, no, don’t step away; please recycle the can. (We’re Gators — we care.)
Fans of the University of South Carolina and UF were on opposing sides Saturday, except at the Greater Gator and Gamecock Tailgater.
UF’s student population might reflect the trend of young women on hormonal contraceptives being less likely to use condoms, even after they stop using the contraceptives.
One month after the Alachua County Health Department found two Gainesville chickens that tested positive for West Nile virus, Anthony Dennis, county environmental health director, said the county is buzzing with surveillance and precautions.
Finding a balance between late-night food options and library policy became a concern when Library West renewed its extended hours for UF students this Fall.
The “freshman 15” doesn’t stop at the end of freshman year, according to a new study.
UF students and alumni will have the chance to form connections with hundreds of employers at the Stephen C. O’Connell Center today and Wednesday.
UF students can get free flu shots today at the Student Health Care Center.
When first lady Michelle Obama walked onstage at the Stephen C. O’Connell Center, she said one word: “Wow.”
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