As chief for Central Florida’s largest fire and rescue department, alum Anthony Rios ’12 ’15MPA ’22PhD is ensuring Orange County’s residents and visitors are in good hands.

The UCF Lockheed Martin College Work Experience Program is preparing students for careers in the engineering, defense and tech sectors.

Marcy Verduin has spent a 25-year career helping others improve their mental health. Now she’s helping local deputies.

A team of professors and graduate students is leading projects to restore Florida’s seagrass meadows by providing innovative approaches that can be replicated in coastal ecosystems worldwide.

The Office of New Student and Family Programs — formerly known as First Year Experience — reflects an expanded role in supporting Knights and families.

UCF’s Institute for Economic Forecasting Director Sean Snaith releases his four-year U.S. forecast as the Federal Reserve meets this week.

The new study outlines key areas where industrial engineering can address global challenges, while serving as a roadmap for future development and collaboration.

As artificial intelligence reshapes society, UCF’s Department of Philosophy is examining its ethical implications and exploring how technology intersects with human values, creativity and identity.

The collaborative interdisciplinary study is investigating how harmful blooms of blue-green algae and red tide in Florida are influencing human health.

Celebrate National Video Games Day with study music recommendations from Associate Professor of Music Theory Will Ayers.

Before UCF football takes on North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University for the military game on Saturday, here’s a look at Knight Nation’s longstanding partnerships with U.S. Armed Forces.

Fatty meats and eggs aren’t the only culprits — highly processed snack foods can raise cholesterol, too. Ariel Mejia, medical director at UCF Health Faculty Physician Practice, shares tips for managing it through diet and lifestyle.