Coronavirus News

Each of the vaccines currently approved for distribution in the United States prevents severe disease and death from COVID-19. Learn a little bit more about what makes the vaccines different from each other.

As students are receiving their first doses of the Pfizer vaccine on campus, UCF remind Knights to continue upholding COVID-19 precautions to protect yourself and others.

UCF will provide both doses of the Pfizer vaccine to about 6,000 students at a clinic that will open in the Pegasus Ballroom later this week.

The results indicate masks and proper ventilation may be key to allowing more capacity in schools, businesses and other indoor areas.

From predicting COVID-19 infection rates to the pandemic’s influence on domestic violence, UCF experts contribute to national and international knowledge.

Students who did not receive an award in March may apply now through 11:59 p.m. April 11 for the second round of grants from the Higher Education Emergency Relief Fund.

Addressing a major public health crisis like COVID-19 requires the full engagement of the public, so we cannot afford to be divided and disconnected.

Michael Deichen, associate vice president of Student Health Services, discusses life at UCF during the pandemic and what the future holds as we pass the 1-year mark of the day COVID-19 changed everything.

Two UCF professors explain the process of how the vaccine came to be and why they trust the science behind it.