UCF in the News

UCF will still host its spring football game at the Bounce House with Knights taking the field in front of fans.

James Bacchus, a UCF Distinguished Professor of Global Affairs and Director of Global Economic & Environmental Opportunity, says the pandemic has showcased the digital economy, where the U.S. has enormous comparative advantages.

College of Nursing saw a 26% increase in applications for the coming year. Many students said they have been inspired by the work of nurses during the pandemic.

Michele Gill, a CCIE professor who founded Sanford's Galileo School ten years ago, is making an impact on the present and future by making student success and support her top priority.

More than 200 individuals gathered at the Reflecting Pond for a candlelight vigil, honoring the eight victims, including six Asians, who were shot to death by a gunman last week at Atlanta-area spas.

UCF professor Kerri Donaldson Hanna is developing a one-of-a-kind camera going to the moon, the result of over two years of work.

UCF Celebrates the Arts will be back at the Dr. Phillips Center for the Performing Arts beginning April 2 with a special community partner and participation by a homegrown Broadway star.

The Knights (16-4) earned a No. 10 seed, the highest in program history, for their sixth trip to the tournament in program history.

Students in UCF’s Asian Pacific Coalition are planning a vigil to honor the victims of the Atlanta shooting. Members said it’s difficult knowing it took eight people being murdered, six of them Asian, to highlight an issue some Asian communities have long been worried about.