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District releases DRAFT reopening plan for schools After weeks of intensive work that included reviews…
GAINESVILLE, Florida — The University of Florida is the most productive large university in the…
Governor Ron DeSantis and Commissioner of Education Richard Corcoran announced 60 schools, representing 28 districts…
5/21/20 The U.S. Department of Education has announced that Buchholz High School senior Helena Jiang…
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HEALTH CARE
University of Florida Health Shands Hospital emerged as Florida’s top health center and one of…
Greater Gainesville based Applied Genetic Technologies Corporation (Nasdaq: AGTC), a biotechnology company conducting human clinical…
At UF Health, we are committed to using problem-solving strategies to improve lives. As an…
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UF Health Ranked Best in Florida, Among Nation's Elite
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The City of Alachua officials and University of Florida President Dr. Kent Fuchs, officially cut the ribbon opening San Felasco Parkway connecting County Road 241 to Progress Boulevard through nearly 300 acres of undeveloped land owned by the University of Florida. Sitting near Progress Park, the roadway now connects this undeveloped land, prime for new businesses, to the thriving biotechnology businesses in Progress Park and, therefore, an abundance of new job opportunities.
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