UCF in the News

At UCF, the water systems are routinely being flushed while most of campus is closed during the COVID-19 shutdown to ensure the safety and quality of water for when students return.

UCF is planning to resume some activities on campus this fall, including in-person classes on a limited basis, and intends to tell students which courses will meet face-to-face by July 1.

Engineers, physicists, volcanologists and others who never dreamed they would work on a deadly pandemic are now part of the global effort to understand and contain the coronavirus.

Board of Trustees Chair Beverly Seay says we can be “actively anti-racist,” listen to our community members affected by this long history of racial injustices and ask how we can help.

Fernando Rivera, director of UCF's Puerto Rico Research Hub, goes on WMFE's Intersection to discuss how Puerto Rico is grappling with damaged remains from Hurricane Maria, a current pandemic, and the threat of a new hurricane season.

UCF's Business Incubator Program is helping small businesses navigate challenges presented to them by the COVID-19 pandemic.

Richard Lapchick, director of the DeVos Sport Business Management program, says the potential deal between the National Basketball Association and Walt Disney World is a win-win.

UCF football players and head coach Josh Heupel are shown saying the phrase, “We are one.”

Sports and athletes’ voices can help sustain conversations of racial injustices and make this not a just moment in history but something that is different, said Dr. Richard Lapchick, chair of UCF's DeVos Sport Business Management Program.