Category: UF News
UF College of Medicine launches fellowship training to tackle national epidemic
The new Pediatric Obesity Fellowship Training Program is tackling a growing need for prevention and treatment as obesity rates continue to rise.
UF’s online degree programs achieve top rankings
For the third year in a row, UF is ranked as #1 in the country to offer an online bachelor’s degree for veterans and active-duty service members.
UF expert answers questions about local risk of bird flu
Lead for UF’s Emerging Pathogens Institute bird flu response team answers questions about the risk of infection and how to protect yourself.
Opinion: AI will improve farming, create careers and put better food on your table
J. Scott Angle, Ph.D., senior vice president for agriculture and natural resources and UF/IFAS leader, gives an inside look at the future of farming.
Gainesville announces new RTS contract with UF
UF and the city of Gainesville have announced a new bus service contract that will continue the university’s prepaid bus fare program through mid-2027.
Trained in AI at UF, a Bradford County educator helps revolutionize curriculum
UF Lastinger Center’s 2024 Leadership for Professional Learning Symposium helps educator become a leader in AI integration.
Updates to M365 default sharing settings
On Feb. 4, UFIT will implement changes to the default sharing settings across Microsoft 365 products to improve the security of shared files and links.
UF Health celebrates groundbreaking for orthopaedic surgical center
UF Health officials and community leaders gathered earlier this month to break ground for the UF Health Orthopaedic Surgical Center, a 24,000+ square foot medical facility that will support outpatient services for orthopaedic procedures while expanding access to patients in Alachua County and Northeast Florida.
NASA’s Kennedy Space Center and Florida universities unite to propel space exploration
NASA’s Kennedy Space Center has partnered with three Florida universities to receive research and development support for NASA’s Moon to Mars Initiative.
UF law students serve the public in Low-Income Taxpayer Clinic
More than 60 taxpayers statewide have obtained $30,000 in refunds in the last two years, thanks to help from UF law students.
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