Class Spotlight: Hispanics in the Media in the U.S. This course teaches students about significant contributions from Hispanic and Latinx individuals to U.S. media.
Deadlines May Be Effective in Building Support for Climate Change Action Climate change messages with deadlines have been criticized as causing people to feel disengaged; however, a new UCF study finds this may not always be the case.
Endowed Scholarship Further Cements UCF’s Leadership Role in Gaming Industry Beginning in Fall 2022, the annual EA Inclusion in Gaming Endowed Scholarship will encourage the pursuit of video game industry careers for students in interactive entertainment and gaming programs at UCF.
UCF Journalism Alumna Part of Pulitzer Prize-winning Team at The New York Times Bianca Fortis ’10 was recognized for her work that contributed to the newspaper’s COVID-19 database.
‘In Journalism You Have the Opportunity to Witness History’ USA Today reporter Christal Hayes ’15 has covered — and been impacted by — many of the nation’s biggest news events in the past few years.
UCF Researchers Work with Public Agencies to Examine Pandemic Efforts, Effects From predicting COVID-19 infection rates to the pandemic’s influence on domestic violence, UCF experts contribute to national and international knowledge.
UCF Graduate Video Game Design Named No. 1 — for Third Time The university’s undergraduate video game design program also ranked No. 14 in the world, according to The Princeton Review and PC Gamer magazine.
UCF Student Project Showcases Legacy of Local Civil Rights Activists WUCF TV hosts journalism students’ presentation featuring the story of Harry T. and Harriette V. Moore.
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 Soft-landing Program Draws Out-of-State and International Businesses to Orlando at Quicker Pace Orlando Inno
