Author: lbarnet@ufl.edu

With the support of the Alexander Grass Foundation, 20 students spent six weeks throughout the summer immersed in community-rooted projects that helped develop their research skills in traditional and digital humanities methods.

The college achieved record-breaking success during Stand Up and Holler: Gator Nation Giving Day, a reflection of the collective strength and pride of its community.

An innovative new program gives ambitious students access to research, global collaboration and real-world problem solving.