campus safety News

UCF’s Emergency Management team is actively tracking severe weather moving through the tropics.

UCF Dining Services’ initiatives include grab-and-go meals, mobile ordering and a continued commitment to cleanliness and food safety protocols.

Due to COVID-19, the Knight Ride service has been reimagined with alternative ways to help students and employees stay safe while on campus late at night.

The UCF Recreation and Wellness Center and RWC @ Downtown will reopen for students starting Aug. 21 with modified hours, a new reservation system and updated safety guidelines.

Here are some actions to take and conversation starters you can use to help reduce the coronavirus spread and encourage other Knights to do their part in protecting others.

The #UCFAlert text and email message system will be used to keep the university community notified of severe weather threats.

Each student, faculty and staff member is allotted one free washable cloth mask, which can be obtained through a vending machine or at one of the university’s distribution sites.

Student Health Services’ Michael Deichen provides guidance for the campus community about COVID-19 testing, which is available on UCF’s main and medical campuses.

Individuals with a valid UCF ID can pick up one, free cotton reusable face covering at either of the two campuses, with future distribution coming to the Rosen and Lake Nona campuses.