Two members of the Class of 2026 matched into military residencies at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center and Naval Medical Center San Diego.

Peter Cranis ’84 ’88MA has helped re-ignite tourism along Florida’s Space Coast, a region that’s renewed, fresh, and for the communications alum, personal.

College of Community Innovation and Education Interim Dean Ross Wolf will hang up his badge after 34 years with the Orange County Sheriff’s Office but remains committed to his role at UCF in supplying knowledgeable and capable graduates ready to serve.

Pairing her elementary education degree with the entrepreneurship skills she acquired at UCF, Kelly Shea ’23 is a business owner passionate about inspiring young inventors.

Hunter is the third UCF music faculty member to earn recognition from The Recording Academy.

UCF computer scientist Yu Tian wants to discover real solutions for longer, healthier lifespans, and the team he directs in the AI and Imaging in Medicine (AIM) lab might not be far off from doing exactly that.

What started as competition has become a lifelong commitment as Martin ’20 ’22MS and Michael Roberts ’19 ’21MS help shape what’s next for Hack@UCF.

As UCF celebrates decades of leading digital learning, we’re recognized for a sustainable model that increases access to education and raises standards at the same time.

Assistant Professor Kausik Mukhopadhyay has been honored with a prestigious Florida Education Fund award for his commitment to mentoring McKnight Doctoral fellows.

Aerospace engineering alum Luis Ferrari Rehder ’25 leveraged UCF resume workshops into a competitive edge — landing internships with three major aerospace companies and earning recognition for his work on Firefly Aerospace’s Blue Ghost Lunar Mission.

Through the Linking Industry to Nursing Education Program, $6 million in funding will support UCF and other State University System institutions in alleviating the nursing shortage.

By applying advanced analytical techniques to ancient fossils from Africa, UCF Assistant Professor Sarah Freidline is helping uncover new evidence about early human evolution in Africa.