UCFPD Swears in 2 New Officers The newest patrol officers recently completed their classroom training and will now hit the road on the main campus.
UCF Student Research Week 2023 Kicks Off with the Academic Exhibition of the Year Throughout a week of research-centered events, taking place March 27-31, the Student Scholar Symposium shines bright with more than 500 students set to share their expertise with the university community.
What is Ramadan? UCF’s program director of Islamic studies discusses the month-long celebration and how to be respectful of those who partake in it.
2022 UCF Public Safety Awards Ceremony Recognizes Several Outstanding Department Members Awardees include members who demonstrate a strong work ethic and go above and beyond to keep the campus safe.
UCF Graduate Dean’s Dissertation Completion Fellowship Drives Excellence, Provides Aid Receiving the fellowship allows students to enjoy doing what they love and pursue impact research without additional stress.
Rising Together The Black Faculty and Staff Association at UCF began with three people over a lunch off campus 52 years ago. This is a glimpse at why their vision, and the work of their successors, matters so much.
Remembering UCF Alumnus, Spectrum News Reporter Dylan Lyons Dylan Lyons ’19 was a passionate journalist who was drawn to and received recognition for coverage of community news.
Innovative VR Therapy Helps Patients Overcome PTSD Caused by Hospital Stays Assistant Professor of Nursing Brian Peach is leading the study, which uses exposure therapy featuring virtual reality with real sounds and smells, all mimicking the patients’ intensive care experience.
UCF Celebrates the Arts 2023 Has Something for Everyone UCF’s annual festival of creativity returns April 2–15 with a wide range of affordable events. Tickets are on sale now.
UCF Student Secures $1.5 Million For Local Nonprofit With Grant Application From Class Melissa Longman’s project as part of her nonprofit management coursework minted tangible results far beyond her initial expectations.
‘You’re a part of history:’ NASA Lead Engineer, UCF Alumna Explains on Working on Artemis ll WKMG News 6
