GAINESVILLE, Fla. — On weekdays during Jan. 5 through Jan. 16, the Office for Student Financial Affairs (SFA) will observe extended hours from 8:15 a.m. to 4 p.m. weekdays. Switchboard hours will be 8 a.m. to 4:45 p.m. On Jan. 20, following the Martin Luther King holiday on the 19th, regular switchboard hours will resume.
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WHO: University of Florida students, faculty, staff and other Gator fans will gather in several places on the UF campus to watch the FedEx BCS National Championship football game Jan. 8 between the Gators and the University of Oklahoma.
WHERE: The game, which will be played in Miami, will be simulcast in the O’Connell Center and [...]
GAINESVILLE, Fla. — Flu season is officially on campus. The Student Health Care Center (SHCC) confirmed its first flu case in late November.
In order to safeguard students and faculty from catching the flu, the SHCC recommends that everyone receive a flu shot. Here are the top five reasons:
The flu shot protects against three different strains [...]
GAINESVILLE, Fla. — University of Florida students, faculty and staff can watch the FedEx BCS National Championship football game against the University of Oklahoma in several places on campus Jan. 8.
The game will be simulcast in the O’Connell Center following the 20th-ranked Gator women’s basketball game against Mississippi State and in the Reitz Student Union. [...]
Psychology professor Clive Wynne was quoted in a Dec. 8 Associated Press story about a study that found dogs might perceive unfair treatment of other dogs.
Law professor Jonathan Cohen was quoted in a Dec. 9 United Press International story about General Motors’ use of an ad to apologize to customers for the company’s failing financial situation.
Joseph Little, a law professor emeritus, was quoted in a Dec. 13 Associated Press story about efforts by Gov. Charlie Crist to find more diverse nominees for a State Supreme Court vacancy.
Management professor Timothy Judge was quoted in a story in the Dec. 14 New York Times Magazine about his research into how traditional attitudes by men and women might affect their pay. The story was the result of a News Bureau news release.
Political science professor Michael Martinez was quoted in a Dec. 15 Los Angeles Times story about Gov. Charlie Crist’s proposal to convert sugar cane fields in South Florida into a restoration project for the Florida Everglades.