A team led by UCF College of Nursing Endowed Professor Victoria Loerzel ’07PhD was awarded a $2.5M grant to test the innovative intervention that simulates symptoms and self-management.

UCF Associate Professor of Judaic Studies Ken Hanson shares the significance of the eight-day celebration and its customs.

Assistant Professor Jeff Gish co-authored a study which found that former entrepreneurs can successfully transition into employees, especially in roles that harness their entrepreneurial spirit.

The generative AI technologies highlighted at the conference allow for enhanced concept art generation and digital storytelling in a powerful way and is something Limbitless hopes to continue to implement as it serves more patients.

The U.S. economy is entering a period of slower growth that could last for two years, according to Sean Snaith.

Two documentary projects chronicling senior lecturer Irene Pons ’00 and her students’ journey along the U.S.-Mexico border have earned major recognition.

The new program, which launches in Fall 2024, will provide innovative teachings to prepare top talent for insurance industry workforce needs.

Meet the newest officers set to join the patrol division on UCF’s main campus.

The City Beautiful is continuously recognized as the top place to live and learn across Florida — and among the top three nationally.

Eric “Tubby” Shwedo provides UCF with valuable congressional experience and insights in Washington, D.C.

These recent UCF graduates are landing in big cities and rural areas around the world to open cultural doors through the U.S. government’s most prestigious academic exchange program.

Only 12 people have ever stepped foot on the moon. Kelvin Manning ’02MS is among NASA’s leaders who believe the next lunar visits will be even more meaningful to more people.

With the help of UCF alumni working at Rohde & Schwarz, UCF’s Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering has new instruments to prepare students for the wireless communications industry.

Looking for a gift for a new or recent grad? We’ve got you covered.

History graduate student Marie Oury’s research examines the life and sacrifices of soldiers from World War II.