ytori-fall-2017

Dean David E. Richardson introduces readers to the Fall 2017 issue of Ytori.

Two UF alumni archaeologists unearth the home and legend of a freed African Muslim slave who became a financier in Georgetown at the turn of the 19th century.

Rachel Dorman ’10, MS’12 on deferred giving.

University Archivist Peggy McBride explains the origins of a UF tradition.

Twenty-seven professors in the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences serve as affiliate faculty of UF’s Tropical Conservation and Development (TCD) program. Learn more about this essential initiative.

UF researcher Calistus Ngonghala uses math to understand the spread — and prevention — of disease in sub-Saharan Africa.

Russell Anderson M’17 has set a record for graduate certificates earned by one student, including four in the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences that he added to his master’s in sustainable development and practice.

Learn more about former Florida Governor and Senator Bob Graham and the UF center that carries on his legacy.

Each spring, politically engaged students from Florida’s colleges and universities gather at the Future of Florida Summit to solve pressing issues facing the state.

The Imagining Climate Change Initiative analyzes how the threat of climate change impacts narratives.

Keith Choe, associate professor of biology, studies mutations in C. elegans with the goal of understanding how cells respond to environmental stress and how this information could one day stave off aging and disease.

Steeped in grassroots advocacy, this triple major is Beltway bound.

On April 21, the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences launched an awards program to recognize the achievements and dedication of alumni, faculty, students, and staff in Emerson Alumni Hall.

Ed Kellerman shares a personal essay.

CEO and co-founder of DecisionNext, a San Francisco–based company that builds prescriptive analytics solutions for commodities-driven industries, discusses building a business.

A statistician takes stock of the Syrian civil war.

Creative works by the faculty and alumni of the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences.

Awards and Achievements from the alumni, students and faculty of the college.

Kenan Professor of Chemistry Alan Katritzky began his tenure at UF in 1980 and continued working in the Department of Chemistry until his death in 2014.

How the Paynes met.