UCF in the News

UCF film professor Gary Rhodes talks about why people enjoy the thrill of horror films at a lecture this week at the University of South Florida.

UCF faculty member and former reporter Jeff Kunerth shares his thoughts on the university's journey over the last two decades.

The districts are meant to facilitate the growth and innovation through collaboration, mentorship and talent development.

UCF is one of four Florida universities named among the top 500 in the world according to U.S. News and World Report.

UCF PedsAcademy at Nemours Children's Hospital is a first-of-its-kind program that educates hospitalized patients based on their condition, limitations due to treatment, and interests.

Exclusivity should not be the hallmark of higher education, writes the president of Arizona State University. Many universities across the country have proven that quality and exclusivity do not always go hand-in-hand.

Sensatek, which plans to more than double its employees over the next year, uses sensors developed at UCF to monitor the temperatures of turbine engines.

UCF Associate Vice Provost Pam Cavanaugh shares tips for a seamless pathway to a bachelor's degree.

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.