Dr. Shahla Masood, head of pathology at the UF College of Medicine in Jacksonville, was quoted in a July 19 New York Times story about the actions being taken in response to increased challenges
in diagnosing and detecting early stages of breast cancer.
Political science professor Daniel A. Smith was quoted in a July 18 Newsweek story about the increasing support voters are showing for Gov. Charlie Crist in his campaign as an independent for U.S. Senate.
Law professor Christopher Slobogin was quoted in a July 18 Orlando Sentinel article about the increased use of surveillance cameras for government, business and home security purposes and the
concerns over the misuse of increased surveillance. See related news release.
GAINESVILLE, Fla. — Twenty-one paintings are featured in “Sideshow,” an exhibition that highlights a traditional piece of Americana – circus sideshow banners. The work of legendary banner painters Fred Johnson, Snap Wyatt, Jack Cripe, Jack Sigler and Johnny Meah are included in this colorful and dynamic show.
“Sideshow” celebrates not only the paintings and the artists [...]
GAINESVILLE, Fla. — To beat summer heat, winter cold and other harsh environmental conditions, many insects temporarily drop into a state similar to hibernation to conserve energy and reduce stress, and University of Florida researchers say this phenomenon could lead to new pest control methods.
GAINESVILLE, Fla. — Fears about the economic effects of the BP oil spill caused a slight decline in Florida’s consumer confidence in July, while expectations about personal finances reached a record low, according to a new University of Florida survey.
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Consumer confidence in the Sunshine State keeps falling, even while employment conditions improve. Here’s UF researcher Chris McCarty.
Much has been written about BP’s staggering liabilities for cleanup, compensation and fines for the Gulf of Mexico oil spill.
On 07/25/10, at approximately 9:24 p.m. an armed robbery occurred on the eastside of Tanglewood Village Apartments, on the University of Florida campus.
The male victim, a resident of the apartment complex, was in the process of transferring groceries from his vehicle parked just outside of his ground floor apartment when he was approached by a [...]