UF researchers evaluate land-mine detecting technology
When Bob Barnas, 66, of High Springs, served in Vietnam, a member of his company stepped on a land mine and was killed instantly.
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When Bob Barnas, 66, of High Springs, served in Vietnam, a member of his company stepped on a land mine and was killed instantly.
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One student is still keeping the student section hyped even when the Gator football team can’t.
A UF professor helped declassify documents revealing that the U.S. employed more than 1,000 Nazi spies during the Cold War.
A nonprofit gym that offers gymnastics and sports classes for children with disabilities is back in action after closing for renovations.
Greener pastures could lie ahead for Florida beef cattle producers.
The dean of the College of Pharmacy is the first woman at UF to be elected into the Institute of Medicine of the National Academies.
UF’s Department of Urban and Regional Planning graduate program was ranked the 14th best out of all graduate urban planning programs.
The rivalry football game against Louisiana State University on Saturday might not be the scariest part of gameday for some Gator fans.
Dr. David Freeman still remembers putting Black Bart to sleep.
Ted Frederic bobbed for apples in a cooler of ice in the middle of Turlington Plaza Thursday night.
UF’s Center for Entrepreneurship & Innovation has announced a formal partnership with local startup collective Starter Space.