After a divisive visit from Richard Spencer, an Gainesville resident is hoping to inspire kindness through dance.
When Sarah Steele Cabrera found an organism she thought would have been made extinct by Hurricane Irma, she laughed and high-fived her colleague.
Cognitive researchers will no longer have to drive their subjects in golf carts across campus to use an MRI scanner.
When Brittany Harvey hugged her 6-pound, 10-ounce newborn in 2005, she couldn’t imagine her daughter being anything less than healthy.
Under a pitch black sky, Maureen Malles put her eye to a telescope and saw the moon’s craters in new detail.
Tensions flared at a Graduate Assistants United bargaining meeting Friday, held months after the Summer deadline to resolve contracts.
A group of UF students spends their Sundays taking blood pressure and giving health information to Gainesville’s homeless population.
An “American Horror Story” actress will speak at UF on Monday and introduce herself to students.
Students can trick or treat Tuesday for Halloween at Library West, no costume required.
Over the chatter of runners mingling and the “Ghostbusters” theme song playing on the speaker, Anthony Sanchez gathered the crowd for the Gator Zombie 5K on Saturday morning.
A fraternity plans to celebrate their identities for children who can’t learn about their own.
A Pulitzer Prize for Poetry winning author will speak at UF for the 2017 Florida Writers Festival.
To reduce the time elderly patients spend recovering in the hospital, UF Health Shands Hospital launched a new program focused on those 70 and older.
More than half of mosquito species in deforested areas transmit human pathogens, UF researchers found.
Common antibiotics do not increase the risk of Type 1 diabetes or celiac disease among children prone to developing those diseases, UF researchers found.
Megan Hoagland was a junior in high school when her best friend of four years took his own life.
Sloane Henry used to frequent Pulse nightclub as a teenager.
UF researchers discovered new pathogens that may damage Florida tomatoes.
Charles Hinchcliff, of Mayo, Florida, has to visit the hospital 10 times a week.
To address concerns from exams, natural disasters and controversial speakers, the UF Counseling & Wellness Center held a Mid-Semester Wellness Pit Stop to engage students in health.
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