Beil Swims Toward Success as Architecture Major
The UF swimmer wakes up at 4 a.m. and designs her day much like she does her buildings: meticulously.
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Hoctor & Students Work to Free the Ocklawaha River
For 50 years, UF faculty and students have been helping to free it by applying science and design with advocates for the river.
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CityLab-Orlando Students Awarded OFA Scholarships Highlighting Diverse Approach
Natalie Casey and Alexandra McCoy are finding success quickly.
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More Than an Athlete: Ricks Proud to Stand Out as Black Rinker Student
Before you consider him a football player or a student on the SEC academic honor roll, he is a Black man first and foremost.
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Women of Influence: March 16, 2021
One Woman, One Empire, One Post At A Time
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Next Stop: The Smithsonian
Yeneneh Terefe turned a dream into a reality.
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From Biden’s Inauguration to UF, and Everywhere In Between
The Incredible Journey of SBE Student Ryan Lester
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Urban Planning Ph.D. Student Secures Microsoft’s AI for Earth Grant
The team’s research goal is to create a model that predicts human behavior and mobility during EWEs in real time.
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A Vision Fulfilled: TEI Program Sees First Graduate
Amara Checchio was so busy painting in jungles and working on space stations, making history at UF never crossed her mind.
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