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5 Ways to Be More Productive While Working from Home Working from home can be extremely different from the office, but it also comes with some great benefits.
Women’s History Month Spotlight: Doctoral Candidate Keanna Jardine ’18MS During Women’s History Month, UCF is spotlighting women faculty who are conducting life-changing research, such as Jardine, who is studying the makeup of asteroids.
UCF Class Spotlight: Women and Leadership This course empowers students to hone their own leadership qualities by drawing inspiration from women leaders of the past and present.
Student Researcher Developing VR to Help Students Tour Graduate Schools Digital media meets computer science to help low-income and first-generation students who may not be able to visit schools.
Safe Knight Week Starts March 2 Interactive events, including trivia, a pool party and carnival, will be held throughout the week.
Early Voting at UCF for 2020 Presidential Preference Primary Eligible voters can cast their ballots in the Recreation and Wellness Center from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. each day.
Gravitational Wave Experts to Meet at UCF for Two Days of Intensive Talks The UCF community and the general public are invited to a free talk about gravitational waves on March 6 as part of the two-day meeting.
Mythbusters Inspires Engineering Student to Conduct Research Inspired by the educational science program, a student hopes her work with raindrops and pine needles will one day lead to technology that will protect homes from Mother Nature.
UCF Students to Present at Florida Undergraduate Research Conference Antonio Torres’ research experience fuels his passion – to become an oncologist so he can help cancer patients like his mother.
Orlando Housing Market Uncertain in Midst of Coronavirus, but Economists Say this Won’t be Like 2008 Orlando Sentinel
