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In the first study of its kind, Emma MacKie and Katy Serafin describe the effect of climate change on Antarctic ice shelves.

Department of Geography faculty members Jane Southworth and Corene Matyas have been named fellows by the American Association of Geographers.

For the fourth year in a row, the Department of Psychology’s online program was ranked as a top 5 online psychology program by U.S News, placing second on the most recent rankings.

The awards honor exceptional teachers and advisors in each college for their commitment to enhancing the student experience.

Welcome to the Fall/Winter 2024 issue of Ytori, where we explore the role of imagination and creativity in our journey to the stars.

Explore new book releases from CLAS faculty and alumni.

A new (Un)Common Writes course invites students to not only think out of the box, but to burn the box altogether.

Imagination and curiosity meet critical analysis and scientific reasoning in the formation of the UF Astraeus Space Institute.

Meet a sociologist, a medical geographer and a chemist whose passion for research and teaching is emblematic of the luminous faculty within CLAS.

An aging brain does not have to be an unhealthy brain. Here is what we have learned.

Private support elevates UF’s stature in future NASA flagship missions.

Supported by a Fulbright Specialist Grant received in 2024, UF Associate Professor Jillian Hernandez spent two weeks collaborating at the Universidad Tecnológica Metropolitana (UTEM).

The 2025 recipients of The Humanities Scholarship Enhancement Fund at UF have been announced.

UF chapter of Phi Alpha Delta (PAD) takes top honors at the law fraternity’s national competition for the 14th year in a row.

Joseph Spillane, chair of the Department of History, contributed his historical expertise to this National Academy of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine panel

UF researchers, led by Assistant Professor of Psychology Erin Westgate, Ph.D., investigate the factors that lead people to underestimate the meaningfulness of future life experiences.

A generous gift from the Zeta Phi Alumni Foundation will empower students in the University of Florida’s African American Studies program to expand their horizons through international study.

A National Science Foundation grant will support Edo Navot’s new study on income inequality.

Distinguished Professor of Physics Neil Sullivan was among the five new inductees into this prestigious organization.

New University Writing Program courses, in collaboration with the UF Honors program, are designed for students to think beyond traditional writing styles.