Nicholson School of Communication and Media News

The new collaboration includes 15 faculty members and leaders from minority-serving institutions from across the country.

The nearly $5 million project will facilitate human subjects research to improve extended reality technologies for the general population and make them more inclusive to groups such as older adults or people with disabilities.

To commemorate the iconic studio’s 100th anniversary, we ask screenwriter, Academy Award voter, and popular instructor Barry Sandler for his eclectic top-10 picks.

The nonprofit and UCF direct-support organization will receive $85,000 to help bring its video game, Quantum’s Pursuit, to life.

The cutting-edge technology could help improve the lives of people living with neurological conditions that reduce their mobility, including patients with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS).

The Princeton Review ranks undergraduate and graduate programs in the top six, fueling a high-paying, tech-job workforce.

Dylan Lyons ’19 was a passionate journalist who was drawn to and received recognition for coverage of community news.

Assistant Professor of Nursing Brian Peach is leading the study, which uses exposure therapy featuring virtual reality with real sounds and smells, all mimicking the patients’ intensive care experience.

The partnership’s benefits include expanded scholarships, additional internship and field reporting opportunities, and more access to the nation’s top journalists.