Category: UF News
UFICO appoints its next CEO and CIO
The UF Investment Corporation has named Mark Baumgartner to be its next chief executive officer and chief investment officer starting in January of 2025.
Announcement of Presidential Search Committee
UF Board of Trustees Chair Mori Hosseini recently announced the members of the Presidential Search Advisory Committee. This committee brings together representatives from diverse groups, including the UF Board of Trustees, student body, faculty, administration, alumni, and other key stakeholders and supporters dedicated to the University of Florida’s future.
Campus leader to serve as new UF College of Agricultural and Life Sciences dean
UF selects Kati Migliaccio, Ph.D., UF/IFAS Department of Agricultural and Biological Engineering chair, as new CALS dean, effective Jan. 1.
Ongoing talks between UF, city yield RTS bus service updates
The city of Gainesville’s Transportation Department recently announced a number of changes to its Regional Transit System bus services.
UF researchers to study climate effects on health
UF is one of four tasked by the NSF with building scientific capacities and seeking solutions for the effects of environmental changes on human health.
UF Health researchers awarded NIH grant to fight antibiotic-resistant bacteria
The grant supports work to uncover how bacteria and antibiotics interact, which could help save tens of thousands of lives lost yearly to infections.
UF Libraries’ new exhibition examines Florida’s role in presidential elections
Inspired by this year’s upcoming election, the Libraries’ exhibition analyzes key points in election history with unique ties to Florida.
UF’s Discovery Fellowships inspire undergrads
Inside the George A. Smathers Libraries, undergraduates are finding their literacy-centric passions through opportunities like the Discovery Fellowship Program.
UF Law leads state in first-time bar passage
In the first year of its new program, UF Law has already achieved its initial goal: a bar passage rate over 90%, which leads the state.
UF’s Google-funded program makes computer science education accessible for all
The UF CSEveryone Center for Computer Science Education team is working to make CS education more accessible with new funding from Google.
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