UCF in the News

Planetary scientists and astronomers must apply to use the telescope when it launches in 2021. The telescope, which will be the most advanced in existence, is an infrared observatory orbiting the sun from a position 1 million miles from Earth.

Once a mud-filled home, the Reflecting Pond is the site of a homecoming tradition, graduation photos and a presidential address.

Developed by UCF researchers and a non-profit, the cameras use a special wavelength of light to expose the snake.

Ben Noel, head of UCF's graduate game design program, discusses the impact EA's new downtown location is expected to have on students and the industry.

UCF alums were the creators of the famous horror movie, "The Blair Witch Project," which is celebrating its 20th anniversary this year.

Drone technology was on display recently at the Addition Financial Arena at UCF with a race and panel discussion.

With $1 million granted by the U.S. Army, UCF RESTORES will develop virtual reality technology that will help treat veterans, active military members and first responders with PTSD.

UCF's Puerto Rico Research Hub is celebrating its first anniversary. The hub researches Puerto Ricans, specifically disaster response and recovery on the island, population trends and health.