Category: Worklife

Simple ways to practice civic engagement

Research shows that volunteering is linked to improved social connections, as well as physical, mental and emotional health benefits.

Explore summer camps and spring break programs

Find the right summer camp or spring break activity for your school-aged children. From UF camps to Gainesville-area athletic, academic, fine arts camps and more, we invite you to explore our Summer Camps Directory to browse camps throughout the Alachua County area.

Start the day with clarity and purpose

Simple acts like expressing gratitude, gentle movement or taking a few moments to reflect can help you start the day grounded and let you focus on what matters most.

Explore resources for caregivers

In honor of National Caregivers Day, we encourage those fulfilling this role to explore on-demand webinars and other available resources for support.

Be on the lookout for IRS scams

Tax season is a peak time for scammers. Understanding how these scams work is the first step to protecting yourself.

Simple steps to protect your heart

In honor of American Heart Month, explore practical tips for protecting your heart.

Free tax prep services available

The deadline to file your 2025 tax return is Wednesday, April 15. By now, you should be able to access your Form W-2 in myUFL or ONE.UF, or you should have received it in the mail if you did not consent to access it electronically.

Read on to learn about tax preparation services available at no cost, and register for the Feb. 20 tax webinar with UF/IFA Extension Agent Halie Corbitt to discover resources you can use to make filing your taxes easy-peasy.

Celebrating wellness through horticulture

Flavors of Florida, the premier UF/IFAS tasting showcase event, will be held on March 12 in the Champions Club at Ben Hill Griffin Stadium from 6–8:30 p.m.

AI and children: What adults need to know

With AI becoming a part of adolescents’ everyday lives, it is important that parents and educators are prepared to provide critical guidance and guardrails.

Calling all orange juice fans

A new University of Florida research study is exploring a simple but surprisingly complex question: what influences the way people choose orange juice?