This year, the Udall Foundation recognizes around 55 students for leadership, public service and a commitment to issues related to Native Americans or the environment.

The new collaboration includes 15 faculty members and leaders from minority-serving institutions from across the country.

The most recent presidents of the Asian Pacific American Coalition joined the organization for different reasons, and then experienced very similar life-changing benefits.

It sounds like the tagline of a commercial: Renewable, affordable and better for the environment.

Through her work with the Cognitive Sciences Laboratory, Olivia Newton 13 ’17MS ’22PhD is making an impact in tech research and serving as an example for other Hispanic women in STEM.

Beginning in Fall 2023, the bachelor’s degree will give students a specialized understanding of the complex global tourism industry.

In recognition of the milestone, black and gold streamers fell from the ceiling — surprising the 123 new Physician Knights and concluding the commencement ceremony.

Maggie LeClair was a constant advocate for student success and instrumental in launching multiple scholarships.

The funding will support a state-of-the-art facility that will house a Virtual Hospital and Clinical Skills Exam Suite.

Broadway stars, Orlando Philharmonic and UCF alums will shine when the curtain goes up on the William Daniel Mills Theatre Company’s first major production May 20-21 at the Dr. Phillips Center for the Performing Arts.

Housed in the School of Politics, Security and International Affairs, the India Center at UCF boosts faculty research, connects students with study abroad opportunities and engages the local Indian-American community.

May is recognized nationally as Mental Health Awareness Month, a movement to raise awareness and challenge the stigma surrounding mental health.