Nicholson School of Communication and Media News

An associate lecturer shares insight on the importance of staying politically and socially engaged after Election Day and how you can continue to make a difference.

The hope is that by understanding how students relate to AI-teachers, engineers and computer scientists can design them to easily integrate into the education experience.

Campus adapts the lab’s open-door policy to meet COVID-19 requirements.

Horror-film expert and Associate Professor Gary Rhodes discusses the origin of the genre, a UCF film legacy and what to watch this Halloween.

Three UCF faculty and staff experts provide advice on how to read and understand information to make make appropriate health decisions.

This class of “Shining Knights” will be recognized during Homecoming Week in a virtual ceremony.

Face-covering use is up, vaccine uncertainty is on the rise and many people are overestimating their risk of getting seriously sick or dying, researchers say.

The game is a good way to help young students better understand the wonders of nature and expose them to basic science concepts, says researcher.

Fifteen student organizations collaborated to organize the first student event on campus since remote instruction began in March.