Category: UF News

NSF-funded project helps veterans build cybersecurity skills

Led by UF’s Warren B. Nelms Institute, the program teaches veterans how to hack into computer systems and other in-demand skills.

Linda Stump-Kurnick, UF’s first female police chief, transitioning to assistant VP

Linda Stump-Kurnick, who 21 years ago became the University of Florida’s first female police chief as well as the first female police chief at any Florida public university, is transitioning to the role of Assistant Vice President of Public Safety.

“Linda has been a true pioneer in law enforcement and, in particular, the unique world of higher education police work. In more than two decades at UF, she has seen some of the most challenging events anyone can imagine, and we are tremendously grateful for her steady hand and level head,” UF President Ben Sasse, Ph.D., said. “We will continue to draw on her wisdom and strong leadership skills.” 

UF joins NASA mission to launch artificial ‘star’ into Earth’s orbit

UF will collaborate with nine other universities on a groundbreaking $19.5 million Landolt NASA Space Mission to place an artificial “star” into Earth’s orbit.

UF Online named No. 1 for military service members by Forbes

The University of Florida has been ranked by Forbes Advisor as the country’s best military-friendly online college of 2024.

Seth Parrish appointed UFIC study abroad director

Seth Parrish will join the UF International Center (UFIC) on July 1 as the new study abroad director.

UF study shows orange peel extract may improve heart health

Orange peels may hold a key to better cardiovascular health, according to new research led by UF Associate Professor Yu Wang, Ph.D.

UF partners with NSA to enhance STEM education

UF has entered an Education Partnership Agreement with the NSA to enhance STEM education through the sharing of educational materials and equipment.

UF Health to launch CDC-backed Hypertension Pharmacists’ Program in Jacksonville

The CDC has selected UF Health to lead a program that could reduce the health disparity gap in some Jacksonville communities.

UF graduates first cohort of teacher apprentices in Florida

After graduation, those who participate in the program will transition into full-time, professionally certified teachers.

UF Health celebrates new FRC campus with groundbreaking ceremony

The celebration marked the development of an expanded, upgraded facility that can care for more patients struggling with addiction.