UCF’s Gospel & Cultural Choir Lifts Every Voice Watch this powerful rendition of the Black National Anthem by the choir, a student organization that started more than 40 years ago and has added a bit of soul to campus culture ever since.
UCF’s 30 Best Photos of 2022 From the commencement stage to campus events, here are some of the best images of the year.
Digital Domination Two UCF teams — yes, two teams — fill the trophy cases and rafters with proof of excellence that few institutions around the world can match.
Thousands of Students to Join UCF’s Talent Pipeline Following Fall 2022 Commencement Fall 2022 commencement takes place Dec. 16-17 across four ceremonies in the Addition Financial Arena.
UCF Podcast: Finding a Cure for Type 1 Diabetes UCF alum and Harvard-MIT bioengineering doctoral student Christopher Clifford ’22 shares his personal and professional insights into diabetes, finding your own version of success, and his hopes for the future of bioengineering.
Re-U-Knighted: Sport Business Alums Team up in NFL The Detroit Lions’ annual Thanksgiving game featured Knights representing on and off the field.
Electronic Arts Awards Scholarships to UCF Students to Increase Diversity in Gaming Industry The inaugural Inclusion in Gaming Endowed Scholarships empower emerging electronic artists from underrepresented backgrounds.
Artemis Engineer by Day, Launch Photographer by Night UCF mechanical engineering alumnus Ben Bair ’19 contributed to the Artemis launch through his expertise in engineering and his passion for photography.
“He Helped Save Our World from a Global Pandemic” Darin Edwards ’97 ’10MS ’11PhD, who led the team that developed Moderna’s COVID-19 vaccine, received the College of Medicine’s third Dr. John C. and Martha Hitt Grand Rounds, an honor that celebrates increasing excellence in patient care.
Student Takes on History Podcasting, Bringing the Past to New Audiences History undergraduate Sebastian Garcia is taking up both Knights HistoryCast and the Florida Historical Quarterly podcast, interviewing historians at the university and beyond. But he couldn’t have done it without his mentor, Holly Baker ’14’18MA.
