In support of UF’s goal to integrate AI-focused education and research, longtime UF supporters Lou and Rosemary Oberndorf recently made a historic gift to the College of Medicine, establishing the Oberndorf College of Medicine AI Prize — the college’s first-ever AI-focused award.
We never back down from helping our UF Health patients, students, faculty and communities. During the University of Florida’s fifth annual Giving Day, Gator Nation showcased its commitment and dedication. Gators of all kinds – alumni, students, faculty, staff, friends and families – totaled more than 28,000 gifts for student programs, colleges, research and…
Bob Levenson and his wife, Grace Dunlevy, seem to always be on the move. They actively volunteer with several local charities and make time for frequent travel.
Kennedy Spada beat the odds at birth and continues to beat them daily. Kennedy’s mother declares that her daughter is proof that miracles do happen.
Running for Research has used competitive races ranging from 5K to marathon length to amplify its message while raising more than $830,000 for UF PWS research since 2019.
Catalina Tish knew exactly what she wanted for her 7th birthday. She was not thinking about new toys or back-to-school clothes; instead, Catalina wanted to give back. That’s why for her birthday, she asked friends and family to help her fundraise for UF Health Shands Children’s Hospital. “I was inspired…
Children’s hospitals are at the front lines when it comes to protecting the health of future generations. But they can’t do it alone. 7-Eleven is serving its neighbors, so together we can build a better tomorrow. Donate or round up your purchase from Feb. 22 through April 11 at participating…
Thomas T. Chiu, M.D., M.B.A., is joined by his wife Anna (middle right) and Linda Edwards, M.D. (far right), while he displays his Distinguished Alumni Award. 2022 is a special year for Thomas T. Chiu, M.D., M.B.A. It’s a year of milestones. After 45 years as a faculty member at…
Grayson Padgett, a UF Health Congenital Heart Center patient, enjoys getting back to his favorite hobbies, like playing baseball. By Peyton Wesner It is a partly cloudy day, and the sounds of baseballs popping in leather gloves and childhood laughter fill the Chaires-Capitola Little League fields in Tallahassee, Fla.
Summer is an exciting time of year. Days are spent splashing in the pool, playing at the park and watching stellar sunsets. Some even travel to dream destinations. Vacations are supposed to be relaxing. Teresa Brown’s last trip was anything but. Brown, who will celebrate her 9-year anniversary at UF…
