campus safety News

A COVID-19 case has been confirmed at UCF, and the university is working with public health officials and state leaders to prioritize the health and safety of our community. Students are asked not to return to campus during the period of remote instruction.

UCF’s essential personnel group has met twice this month to strategize ways to maintain campus operations while also prioritizing the safety and health of students, faculty and staff.

Practicing good hygiene habits is important for promoting good health, especially during the Coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak and flu season.

UCF’s Landscaping and Natural Resources program coordinator explains the merits of proactively burning lands to prevent destructive wildfires like those happening in Australia.

UCF Police will continue to patrol campus, and officers are available 24/7.

Five of the six newest UCF Police officers have a connection to the university, and all have ties to the Central Florida community.

All vehicles on campus will be required to park in spaces nose-in and plate-out.

UCF’s preparations for potential emergency situations include regular tests of the communication tools that provide critical information to the UCF community. Several of those UCF…

Students are encouraged to engage in events throughout campus to learn about self-care, personal safety and emergency preparedness.