Ytori Magazine
New Book Releases from Faculty and Alumni
Check out the latest published work by our talented faculty and alumni.
UF Professor Earns Hall of Fame Spot for Groundbreaking Invention
Chemistry professor Richard Yost's invention has been used to test Olympic athletes for drugs and to save newborns' lives.
Remembering David Colburn
Honoring the life and legacy of Liberal Arts and Sciences champion David Colburn.
CSI Troy — Before There Was Hippocrates, There Was Homer
A classicist chases down the origins of early anatomical description in Homer’s Iliad.
From Kinshasa to Gainesville
How comics of the Congo came to the libraries of UF.
Sticks and Stones
UF experts explain how research can address school and interpersonal violence.
Disease by the Numbers
UF professor uses mathematical models to explain viral dynamics and drug resistance.
American Tales
Get to know the history of the Samuel Proctor Oral History Program and the generations of students its helped teach the value of archiving oral histories.
Lil’ Mosses
how to interview and archive oral histories but also how to do scholarly research.
The Deepest Well in the Universe
UF astrophysicist studies the magnetic fields and cosmic streams pouring out of a black hole.
We Are All Archie Carr’s Children
Learn how the Archie Carr Center for Sea Turtle Research at UF carries on Archie Carr's work and legacy.
Faculty Profile — Jack Davis, History
Get to know Pulitzer Prize Winner Jack Davis.
Student Profile — Olivia Allen ’19
Get to know psychology major Olivia Allen.
His Brief History in Time
UF Professor of Physics Bernard Whiting remembers his friend Stephen Hawking.
Entrepreneurs and Innovators — Lea Blackwell ’96
Breast surgical oncologist Lea Blackwell has been treating both women and men with breast cancer since 2008. Wanting to find a way to make their recovery more comfortable, she developed the Blackwell Bra.
Alumni Profile — James Grippando ’80, JD’82
Author James Grippando ’80, JD’82 won the Harper Lee Prize for Legal Fiction in 2017 for his novel Gone Again.
Creative License
Creative work created by the faculty and alumni of the college.
The Secrets of Spanish Florida
Forget what you learned in history class and imagine, for a moment, that the founding of the United States does not begin with Jamestown Colony or the Pilgrims.
Donor Profile — John Welsh ’75
A restauranteur with a Texas-sized love for Russian gives back to Languages, Literatures, and Cultures.
Kiss-met — The Levins
One big, happy Gator family.