Students in some classes will have both face-to-face and online instructions to provide access to necessary in-person lessons, while upholding proper safety/distancing guidelines.

The online event will take place from 3 to 5 p.m. and cover aspects of systemic racism against Black people in America, as well as include international perspectives on these issues.

As challenging as today is in America, it is nothing like the nation’s turmoil of July 4, 1776.

For June 30’s day of observance, here’s a special nod to the eight asteroids making waves in the solar system — just like their UCF faculty namesakes.

A list of the departments, organizations, and services available to support black students, faculty and staff at this, and any other, time.

Proceeds from the sales of the coverings, made by a former student’s apparel company, will also help Knights in financial need.

Three months after COVID-19 forced UCF to transition to remote instruction, a surprising trend has emerged: Summer enrollment is up. These three stories shed some light onto why.

An assistant professor and graduate student have received a $250,000 grant to investigate environmental safety concerns around using a clay solution to reduce impacts of the harmful algae bloom.

“Everybody doesn’t have to be on the front lines, but everybody has to get off the sidelines,” says human rights activist and UCF faculty member Richard Lapchick.

The Fall 2020 move places students closer to Orlando’s business district and allows them to more easily access job opportunities, internships and community outreach initiatives.

As UCF proceeds with the phased-in reopening of campus, Associate Vice President of Student Health Services Michael Deichen emphasizes the importance of continuing to use good hygiene practices.

The travel-abroad program will send them to eight countries for research projects or to teach English.

Members of UCF’s leadership urge current and former students to report discriminatory behavior they may have experienced from faculty and staff.

Is your choice to not wear a face covering more important than my right to a healthy space and environment?

Antibody tests will tell people whether they have been exposed to COVID-19, and results can be expected within the same day.

Assistant Professor and licensed psychologist Katherine Daly shares some suggestions to keep in mind to help maintain mental health during this challenging time.

College of Medicine faculty member Elena Cyrus discusses how socioeconomic factors, such as living conditions and access to healthcare, play a huge role in health and survival.

Researchers will need to follow one of two plans to restart work with human participants again.