Class of 2020
Eight graduates from UCF’s Spring Class of 2020 share how the pandemic affected their final semester and memories from their time as Knights.
Voices of Change
Students, faculty and staff spoke up during a June 5 online forum to discuss issues related to race and racism at the university.
Still Turning: 1970 – 2020
Using inspiration from UCF’s 1970 yearbook, we honor the first and most recent graduating classes through photos and timeless lyrics.
Calling the Shots
Whether playing eight ball, searching for
optical solutions or planning for the future,
new UCF President Alexander N. Cartwright is
hardwired to visualize all possible opportunities.
Why I Fight on the Frontline
Stephen Brennan ’15, a certified emergency nurse, discusses traveling to Queens, New York — the worst-hit area in the United States — to help during COVID-19.
Artifact
Return Item
A library card with a story to tell
In Focus
Essential Equipment
In partnership with 3D printer manufacturer Stratasys, two UCF-affiliated groups are helping build gear to protect national and local healthcare workers.
Gallery
On Campus: Summer 2020
Here are a few of the people at UCF who are
holding everything together — even during a pandemic.
1ON1
Then and Now
UCF senior Brandon Aliberti reminisces with his grandfather, Gary Wright ’70, a member of UCF’s first graduating class 50 years ago.
Infographic
To Capture a Moment
An unusual assignment
gave history students a
chance to reflect on the
items that most defined
the pandemic.
Feature
Voices of Change
Students, faculty and staff spoke up during a June 5 online forum to discuss issues related to race and racism at the university.
Feature
Remote Possibility
7 days. 69,525 students. 6,600 new courses. How UCF leaned on more than two decades of online learning expertise to shift the entire university to remote learning.
Feature
Calling the Shots
Whether playing eight ball, searching for
optical solutions or planning for the future,
new UCF President Alexander N. Cartwright is
hardwired to visualize all possible opportunities.
Why I…
Why I Fight on the Frontline
Stephen Brennan ’15, a certified emergency nurse, discusses traveling to Queens, New York — the worst-hit area in the United States — to help during COVID-19.
Opinion
Trauma and Resilience during COVID-19
UCF mental health experts discuss the the impact the pandemic will have on us.
Feature
Still Turning: 1970 – 2020
Using inspiration from UCF’s 1970 yearbook, we honor the first and most recent graduating classes through photos and timeless lyrics.
In Focus
Prioritizing Safety
UCF’s Emergency Operation Center is home to the university’s Emergency Management team, which helps keep Knights safe in times of crisis.
Events
Tue
04
Aug
Workshop/Conference
Panopto Essentials Workshop
This workshop will show you all the basics on how to use Panopto in or out of the classroom at UCF. You will be given the opportunity to ask Panopto administrators from the university your questions about Panopto.
It is available for those intere...
Tue
04
Aug
Speaker/Lecture/Seminar
Think Outside the Mask: Sales and Business Development Strategies for the New Normal (webinar)
Owning and growing a business in “Normal Times” can be challenging and stressful enough. Keeping your business alive in the 2020 Covid-19 business environment? Frightening!
Small business owners today need to seriously consider strategic option...
Wed
05
Aug
Speaker/Lecture/Seminar
Government Contracting: Overview
Federal, State, and Local Government procurement is the largest target market in the world. The question is usually not “Does the government buy what you are selling?”...it is more “Can you be competitive enough and relentless enough to positio...
