The UCF-based company is being honored with a Florida Sterling Manufacturing Business Excellence Award for its model operations.

All full and part-time Goodwill employees with at least 90 days of continuous employment are eligible to participate in the program, which covers 100% of their tuition, books and other fees in advance.

A research team is creating tools to help doctors screen older adults who may be at a higher risk for getting scammed.

Led by Knights, the cooking show’s episode features traditional dishes to celebrate Asian Pacific American Heritage Month.

Grant Hayes, interim provost and senior vice chancellor for Academic Affairs at East Carolina University, starts at UCF Aug. 1.

Located in Research Park, the new clinic offers multidisciplinary care from the College of Medicine, School of Social Work, and College of Health Professions and Sciences.

The research could help combat the decreases in cognition that can occur during long space travels.

The first graduating class from UCF’s themed experience track in the theatre Master of Fine Arts program is prepared to create lands and parks that we can only imagine.

Innovative tools and training will fuel faculty creativity to engage students in new ways.

This course covers regions and countries beyond India, Japan, Korea and China and highlights the impact of local cultures on global issues.

The tool can provide disaster readiness reports for 13.3 million addresses in 196 counties along the Gulf of Mexico — including all of Florida, and parts of Mississippi, Alabama, Louisiana and Texas.

UCF’s Collegiate Cybersecurity Competition Team won the Collegiate Cyber Defense Competition National Championship this weekend. Here’s a day-to-day look inside the team’s run to an unprecedented 5th championship title.

UCF College of Nursing Associate Professor Desiree Diaz shares how UCF is leading the charge in virtual reality education, the importance of teaching students about cultural congruence and how simulation technology is integral to the future of nursing. 

Spring commencement, Mother’s Day, and National Barriers Day fall on the same weekend this year, which is an appropriate way to introduce Christine Parsons ’17.

Masahiro Ishigami’s work is poised to help bridge a major knowledge gap in the application of nanoscale friction models to high-speed, real-world systems.

Pegasus Professor of Physics Enrique Del Barco’s research examines potential developments for more efficient technology that uses less energy.