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Andrew Stygar graduates with honors from University of Florida
He earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Microbiology and Cell Science and intends to pursue further study in the medical field.
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UNMC Chancellor finalist Dr. Daniel Wilson likes med center's 'trajectory'
Wilson, 57, served as chairman of the psychiatry department at Creighton University for 11 years before leaving in January 2012 for Jacksonville, Fla.
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UF to open architecture program in downtown Sarasota
The University of Florida plans to open a satellite campus in Sarasota for architecture graduate students.
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Just Released: "Applied Genetic Technologies Corporation -...
Applied Genetic Technologies Corporation is a pharmaceutical and health care service provider, based in the US.
UCF rates high in new U.S. News teacher-college rankings
One of the University of Central Florida 's teacher-education programs made the "honor roll" in a new national review, and UCF was one of just 13 institutions nationally to earn top ratings for at least two of its teacher-prep programs.
Boy, 11, bitten by eastern diamondback rattlesnake survives after...
It took a 'record-breaking' 80 anti-venom vials to save the life of Benjamin Smith who was bitten by North America's largest venomous snake in Florida more than two weeks ago.
NTSB rules in 2011 Mayo Clinic helicopter crash
Financial pressures likely contributed to a helicopter pilot's decision to continue flying through deteriorating weather before crashing in north Florida, killing a Mayo Clinic heart surgeon and technician on their way to retrieve a heart for transplant in 2011, according to a report from the National Transportation Safety Board.
NTSB Rules in 2011 Mayo Clinic Helicopter Crash
Financial pressures contributed to a helicopter pilot's decision to continue flying through deteriorating weather before crashing in north Florida, killing a Mayo Clinic heart surgeon and technician on their way to retrieve a heart for transplant, according to the National Transportation Safety Board.
Tiny airplanes and subs from University of Florida laboratory could be next hurricane hunters
Kamran Mohseni envisions a day when the unmanned vehicles in his laboratory at the University of Florida will swarm over, under and through hurricanes to help predict the strength and path of the storms.
Shark Attacks Teen In Texas Waters
A 15-year old boy was attacked by a shark off the Texas Gulf coast on Monday afternoon while swimming with his church group.
N. Fla. boy home from hospital after snake bite
The JSO bomb squad is on the scene of a meth lab investigation in Arlington. One building of Kings Inn on Arlington Expressway was evacuated Tuesday morning.
Study: Designated drivers often drink
Having a designated driver sounds like a great idea, but a new study found that more than one-third of those who were supposed to drive their pals home safely had been boozing it up themselves.
CeCe Jefferson will be one of the most heavily recruited players in America for the class of 2015 regardless of position.
Bay County Animal Control May See Changes
The next time you adopt a pet from Bay County's Animal Control, you may notice some changes.
Jackson Hospital in Montgomery hires new director of physician relations
Hannah Chadee will work closely with Jackson Hospital medical staff members in recruitment and as a liaison to the hospital and its administration, the hospital released.
Amazing Rue gets help with back troubles from the Dachshund's Rue-ality TV
Rue is a Dachshund in Florida that is having some serious back problems. She's 2 years old and fans call her "Super Rue."
Brain Imaging Technique Can Help Diagnose Movement Disorders
A new University of Florida study suggests a promising brain-imaging technique has the potential to improve diagnoses for the millions of people with movement disorders such as Parkinson's disease.
The life of a university president
Robert George Frank sat on a chair in his office in Scholes Hall on a cloudy Friday afternoon.
SW Florida home to many young farmers
Some mornings, Lara Collier dons rubber boots to walk the farm, snapping pictures of vegetables to share on social media and bundling bunches of leeks, strawberries and watermelon for customers.
Driver facing charged related to fatal New Year's Day crash
The Florida Highway Patrol says they have made an arrest in an early morning crash that killed a University of Florida Student on New Year's Day.