The new issue of Ytori magazine explores the breadth of journeys that begin at the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences. Read on to see the singular paths that our students, faculty, staff and alumni take to pursue their passions and make an impact.
- From the Dean
Dean David E. Richardson introduces the new issue of Ytori magazine.
- Behind the Cover: Ytori Fall 2021 Issue
Explore the inspiration and process for creating the cover of Ytori’s fall 2021 issue.
- Before the Law
An alumni couple finds a way to make a lasting impact by giving back to the college’s pre-law initiatives.
- Mission to Mars
Amy Williams, astrobiologist and professor of geology, takes part in the Perseverance rover mission. (Story previously published by UF News)
- Center for Jewish Studies Receives Gift to Fund Holocaust Studies Professorship
A gift advances the college’s standing as a leader in Holocaust Studies.
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- Meet Our New Associate Deans
The College of Liberal Arts and Sciences recently welcomed Trysh Travis and Bianca Evans-Donaldson to the Dean’s Office.
- Bringing His A-Game
Gator100 honoree aims high and helps launch Walk-On’s Sports Bistreaux to success.
- Creative License
New book releases from faculty and alumni.
- Speaking from Experience
The college’s MentorConnect program brings rewards for students and alumni alike.
- “In All Kinds of Weather” Crossword
Please enjoy the crossword featured in the fall 2021 issue of Ytori magazine.
- Q&A: Professor Uwem Akpan on His New Novel, ‘New York, My Village’
Uwem Akpan, assistant professor of creative writing, discusses the writing process and themes of his latest novel ‘New York, My Village.’
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- The Connector
Alumnus Ed Tancer had a knack for bringing people together. A new scholarship will continue his legacy.
- Remembering Sam Hill
Hill is remembered as a thoughtful mentor of students and colleagues, a pioneering scholar and a key driver of the Department of Religion’s progress in the late 20th century.
- CLAS Alumni Shine on 2021 40 Gators Under 40
An education in the liberal arts and sciences paves the way for a thriving career — just take a look at the 2021 University of Florida 40 Gators Under 40.