To confront climate change, UF researcher develops heat-tolerant corn
By Rosanne Ramraj | Nov. 26, 2017UF researchers won a national award for engineered heat-tolerant corn.
UF researchers won a national award for engineered heat-tolerant corn.
The color red keeps consumers focused on package labels, a new UF study suggests.
Gerrit Hoogenboom, a UF professor of agricultural and biological engineering, won an award for his decadeslong work in soil science.
A Gainesville man was arrested for breaking into a car and stealing three guns after the car owner found the man’s cellphone in his car, Gainesville Police said.
On Christmas morning, gifts under the Brumfield family tree won’t come from family members or Santa but will be given by generous strangers.
The UF Center for Latin American Studies is striving to raise $5,000 by the end of the month.
Lori Coats, from now until Dec. 24, will wrap holiday gifts at The Oaks Mall for charity.
UF alumna Eunice Heath was recently named a Forty Over 40 honoree for her role in developing inclusivity in STEM, or science, technology, engineering and math.
A Gainesville woman with an active warrant out for her arrest was found by deputies hiding behind a washing machine Saturday, Alachua County Sheriff’s Office said.
Less than one decade after helping Florida win two national championships over a three-year span, Dan Mullen is coming back to Gainesville.
It didn’t take much for Shainah Joseph to get fired up during the Gators’ final match of the regular season.
There needs to be a reckoning.
UF receiver Josh Hammond spent about 11 words reflecting on Florida’s 2017 season.
As Feleipe Franks watched his third interception of the day land in the arms Matthew Thomas, the only thing Florida’s quarterback could do was stare.
Tied at 97 nearly halfway through the game’s second overtime, Jalen Hudson paced himself, finding a crease on the left side early in the shot clock.
Kaylan Marckese froze. Moving to her right, UF’s junior goalkeeper realized the shot by South Carolina’s Lindsey Lane was actually twisting to her left, but it was too late.
First it was Jalen Hudson splashing a three-pointer, then 90 seconds later, it was Egor Koulechov sinking his own.
Already up by 11 points with 5:02 to go in the first quarter, Delicia Washington snagged a rebound and called for her teammates to sprint up the court. She dished an outlet pass to Sydney Searcy, who promptly drained a three-pointer just six seconds after Washington came down with the ball.
In what may have been her last home match, Carli Snyder put on a show.
With the final minute winding down in the game, Sydney Searcy hoisted a three-point attempt in the right-hand corner directly off an inbound pass, and swished it.