Wednesday January 7, 2026
Under new leadership, the Samuel Proctor Oral History Program looks ahead while honoring decades of community storytelling.
Yes, it’s hot in Florida, but UF researchers elevate the role humidity plays in an intense heat crisis.
When Hurricane Helene struck Florida’s Big Bend, it revealed how the ancient Shell Mound site still teaches powerful lessons about resilience and coastal living.
Since 1929, the Bureau of Economic and Business Research has been the go-to resource for government and industry.
Guest author and Instructional Professor of History Steven Noll tells the story of the beloved Florida manatee.
The Bob Graham Center celebrates 20 years of public service in the Sunshine State.
A new interdisciplinary bridge program is launching transfer students into STEM by breaking down academic boundaries.
UF’s K-12 outreach programs ignite curiosity through exploration, creativity and play.
Interim Dean Kevin Ingersent discusses how CLAS proudly works to serve our state through research, teaching and service.
