UCF in the News

Students can choose from 34 undergraduate and master’s degree programs, 10 of which are fully online.

The exercise based technique has a 90 percent success rate.

Heidi Sposato, a therapist with UCF’s Counseling and Psychological Services, says consumers should be aware that DNA tests, like “23 and Me,” may reveal emotionally jarring findings.  

UCF researcher Betsy Von Holle led a study that found sea level rise to be impacting coastal habitats faster than previously thought.

Now in its tenth year, UCF's pantry assists students who might be struggling to make ends meet by providing food, household supplies and professional clothing. 

Beth Rapp Young, a professor of English, spearheads a government-funded effort to convert nation's first English-language dictionary into an online, searchable format.

Jonathan Powell, a UCF expert on international relations, says a new flight ban between the U.S. and Venezuela may make it more difficult for people to visit families as well as send money and other assistance.

UCF sponsored a science fair at Nemours Children's Hospital for hospitalized kids as part of its PedsAcademy, a program that allows children to continue their educations while receiving treatment.

UCF researchers are researching how Lyme Disease manages to evade the human body's immune system in order to develop better treatments and prevention measures.