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Explore upcoming holiday webinars to help you stay on track

The holiday season is just around the corner! And while it is a great time to connect with loved ones, create lasting memories and enjoy delicious food, the hustle and bustle can make it difficult to stay on track.

From green cleaning and healthy hosting to end-of-year finances, goal setting and more, our upcoming lineup will help you plan a more productive and enjoyable holiday season.

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SAA nominations due Oct. 23

Don’t miss your chance to tell the story, celebrate the impact and recognize the great work of faculty and staff who’ve gone above and beyond.

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UF researchers go weightless to explore future medicines

UF researchers recently boarded parabolic flights over Zurich, Switzerland, taking experiments 30,000 feet into the air to study how human cells respond to microgravity.

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Emotional support from a partner can help mitigate financial stress

Providing emotional support – rather than trying to solve the problems at hand – can reduce how much financial stress spills over into the relationship dynamic.

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Roots to Work: Planting seeds for a brighter future

When Maiya McMunigal moved from Virginia to Florida, UF/IFAS Extension’s Roots to Work program helped her grow more than a garden.

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Friends of the Library fall book sale

Friends of the Library, an independent and all-volunteer organization, is hosting its fall book sale Oct. 24–28.

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October 15, 2026

Nominations open: 2026–27 Teacher/Scholar of the Year

The award seeks to honor the faculty member whose scholarship or creative activity is recognized both nationally and internationally as innovative and pacesetting and whose teaching and mentoring are both exemplary.

October 15, 2026

EAP services available in person and via telehealth

The EAP has expanded to provide additional in-person appointments at the UF/IFAS Palm Beach County Extension Office.

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Unlock the living history of UF

Coming up on Nov. 4 at 4 p.m., join Dr. Kole Odutola on a captivating campus walking tour to uncover the stories behind UF’s historic structures.

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Lisa Hensley named director of UF Emerging Pathogens Institute

Internationally recognized infectious disease scientist Lisa E. Hensley, Ph.D., has been named director of the UF Emerging Pathogens Institute.

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October 15, 2026

New grant boosts research aimed at ‘locking’ HIV

A promising strategy to create a “functional cure” for HIV infection by locking the virus in its dormant “off” state has garnered a $3.4 million NIH grant.

Seed pods of earleaf acacia, an invasive plant in Florida.
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Found an invasive plant? Here’s what to do next

Removing an invasive plant is only part of the job; what you do after matters, too.

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