Medical students were matched with faculty to practice their interviewing skills.

UF pediatric residents focus on advocacy.

The study hall for Health Science Center students reopens after improvements made over the summer.

The Southern Scholarship Foundation dedicates one of its nine scholarship houses in Gainesville to female medical students, providing rent-free housing to nine qualifying students. Living in the Rogers Rotary House helps alleviate some of the students’ financial burdens.

Rather than traveling and relaxing during their last free summer in medical school, some College of Medicine students  embarked on research projects instead. Second-year medical student Mohammad Qureshi is one of them.
Qureshi became fascinated with neurology during the neuroanatomy course he took his first year. That fascination led him to pursue a service project in [...]

Florida House of Representatives Speaker, Larry Cretul, met HSC college deans and researchers during a recent visit to the center.

UF once again helps set the pace for physician assistant programs across the nation by elevating the College of Medicine’s program to school status just one week before graduation.

The department of surgery’s upcoming distinguished speaker lecture was established in honor of the young surgeon who died last year and will feature the recipient of the first humanitarian award named after him.

Ilicia Shugarman’s path to graduation was tougher than most medical students. Along the way, she had to face her mother’s diagnosis with leukemia.

UF medical students entering their third year took part in the annual White Coat Ceremony, a 12-year-old tradition that celebrates their transition from the classroom to the clinical setting.