Deborah Strange
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Gainesville, FL, United States
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On-campus population stays steady
The University of Florida has a growing student body, but that growth is seen online instead of on campus. → Read More
UF killed 150 birds, records show
The Plant Science Research and Education Unit at the Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences killed more than 150 birds to protect research plots, documents sent to the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service show. → Read More
UF killed 150 birds, records show
The Plant Science Research and Education Unit at the Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences killed more than 150 birds to protect research plots, documents sent to the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service show. → Read More
UF career center emphasizes connections
Florida revitalizes campus hub for jobs after graduation → Read More
New UF research center to engage the public
The Center for Public Interest Communications will examine effective communication strategies scientists can use when discussing their research. → Read More
UF workers without benefits fear layoffs
University officials say there is no such plan but acknowledge studying new employment policies → Read More
Haile association weighs $300 charge
In the middle of a lawsuit and dealing with beetle infestations, the Haile Plantation Association will consider charging homeowners $300 at its Aug.6 meeting. → Read More
After years of steering clear, UF poised to study hemp
Now legally allowed to study industrial hemp, which comes from the same plant as marijuana, UF will offer hemp workshops for the community before its first plots are planted. → Read More
UF gets historical donation
A mother and son donated UF memorabilia found in a thrift shop drum to the university's archives. → Read More
UF to keep St. Augustine Confederate monument
UF plans to keep a monument honoring a Confederate general on the property it manages. → Read More
UF appoints medical dean
Dr. Adrian Tyndall, chairman of emergency medicine and physician-in-chief of emergency medicine, will become interim dean of UF's College of Medicine on July 30. → Read More
Standard care less help in younger rectal cancer patients
Chemotherapy and radiation don't improve survival chances in patients younger than 50 when combined with surgery, a study found. → Read More
UF offers high-schoolers lab time
UF's Student Summer Training Program allows rising seniors in high school to work alongside researchers in various labs. → Read More
Meridian partners with telehealth resource
Meridian Behavioral Healthcare is partnering with TAO Connect, a digital mental health resource platform designed for clinicians and patients. → Read More
Melrose Woman's Club revives the past
The Melrose Woman's Club has secured $100,000 to restore its building to what it looked like in the 1890s, when it was built. → Read More
School's out, grades are in: How did your school do?
Alachua County Public Schools received an overall "B" grade from the state education department. → Read More
State releases school grades
Alachua County Public Schools received an overall "B" grade from the state education department. → Read More
Norovirus sickens 33 at Camp Cloverleaf
The Florida Department of Health in Highlands County said 33 campers and staff members caught norovirus at a University of Florida 4-H camp last week. → Read More
68-year-old study seeks GHS alumni
Project Talent, which began in 1960, is looking for its Gainesville High School respondents to participate in a study about aging. → Read More
99-million-year-old frog shows ancient environment
Scientists have found the remains of the front half of a 99-million-year-old frog in a piece of amber. → Read More