UCF in the News

The report focused on 25 Florida counties and was compiled through surveys of homeowners, management companies and tourists combined with data from tax and regulatory authorities.

In Health and Public Administration 1, a cafe is more than just a place to buy snacks -- it's also a place for meaningful recovery.

Knugget and friends surprised students on campus to help relieve stress amid midterms.

A $550,000 grant from NASA is helping UCF researchers develop a cost-effective alternative to solar energy that will provide storable power for future spacecraft and, eventually, colonies in deep space.

UCF students gathered to pay tribute to their classmates at Marjory Stoneman Douglas.

Smaller life sciences companies affiliated with UCF's innovation districts can now work with the larger tech firm, Leidos Health Group.

Erica Fissel, an assistant professor in UCF's Department of Criminal Justice is donating her research services, which will include conducting a survey and focus group.

The biodegradable bandages, which are infused with medicated nanoparticles, have the ability to not just protect wounds, but to help them heal faster.

A physics undergrad spent her summer analyzing potential landing sites for the satellite OSIRIS-REx as it prepares to land on a near-earth asteroid named Bennu.