Articles tagged as

orange and brew

Three UF medical students smiling and holding up coffees. From left to right, they are wearing a pink shirt and jeans, a green shirt and jeans, and a black shirt with a white collar.

Brewing connections

In College, Event, Featured Article, Students
UF College of Medicine community celebrates fourth annual Orange and Brew
By Danielle Ivanov
White background with dark blue border. The words say "Join us in celebrating you during College of Medicine Week 2024. September 23-27, 2024

Join us for UF College of Medicine Week

In College, Event, Faculty, Featured Article, Physician Assistant, Research, Staff, Students
Honor the achievements of faculty, staff, students, and trainees Sept. 23-27
By Alex Fernandez
Two University of Florida College of Medicine students in blue scrubs standing between two cardboard cutouts of UF mascots Albert and Alberta.

College of Medicine community celebrates third annual Orange and Brew

In College, Event, Faculty, Featured Article, Physician Assistant, Research, Staff, Students
Learners, trainees and leaders gather to welcome the new academic year
By Danielle Ivanov
Event flyer

Third annual Orange and Brew event coming July 27

In College, Featured Article, Physician Assistant, Research, Students
Opus Coffee and College of Medicine unite to serve complimentary beverages to students and trainees
By Lauren Williams
Dean Colleen Koch and UF Health President David R. Nelson stand behind the Opus Coffee counter and serve a coffee to a man in scrubs.

Second Annual Orange and Brew brings learners and trainees together

In College, Featured Article, Physician Assistant, Research, Students
College of Medicine celebrates start of new academic year with complimentary Opus beverages
By Emma Behrmann
A coffee mug with latte art in the shape of a flower.

Annual Orange and Brew event coming in July

In College, Featured Article, Physician Assistant, Research, Students
Opus Coffee and College of Medicine collaborate to provide complimentary beverages to learners and trainees
By Emma Behrmann