Real Results By using the unlimited potential of simulation technologies, UCF is improving learning and teaching experiences at the university and beyond.
Securing the Bag This UCF alum is improving travel experiences with his one-of-a-kind bags endorsed by some of the biggest names in sports, music and more.
Going for the Gold Event management alum Jazmyn Patterson ’17 is helping create one of the biggest events in the world: the Olympics.
On Campus: Spring 2024 From the Florida Interactive Academy’s inaugural Collegiate Game Jam to the annual Great Naval Orange Race, campus was full of exciting events.
Helping Hands For a decade, UCF-based nonprofit Limbitless Solutions has transformed kids’ lives through bionic limbs.
Crossing Disciplines and Changing the World By collaborating across varying fields, UCF experts are developing innovative technologies, research and curriculum to better the world.
In Sync UCF professors share what makes a good team and how to encourage collaboration by focusing on three areas.
Understanding Political Speak Two UCF experts in rhetoric and politics take us behind the words candidates use.
A Decade of Artistic Celebration Reflecting on 10 memorable moments to honor the 10th anniversary of UCF Celebrates the Arts.
Sparking STEM Passion UCF’s Office of Research and Orlando Science Center partner for a STEM showcase that engages children and the community in scientific explore.
Why I Rewired My Brain Johnny Crowder, founder of a positive psychology startup, shares how he’s used technology improve his mental health.
Futuristic Facility The Dr. Phillips Nursing Pavilion will unleash the potential of Knight nurses and UCF faculty experts to positively impact the health of our communities.
Solving the Shortage Through collaboration, innovation and federal funding, UCF is developing new solutions to meet Florida’s demand for educators.
Broadening Horizons Thanks to the generosity of donors, scholarships become transformative tools that empower Knights to succeed and thrive throughout their UCF experience.
Center Stage Located in downtown Orlando, the Dr. Phillips Center for the Performing Arts brings international, national and local artists to its stages. And from April 7 through 14, it served as the home of UCF Celebrates the Arts. For the first time, theater students performed this year’s spring musical, Oklahoma!, at the venue’s 2,700-seat Walt Disney Theater. Directed by musical theatre coordinator Earl D. Weaver, the production featured a cast of 50 performers and dancers and more than 70 orchestra members on one stage. Kyle Laing ’17 and sophomore Madeline Regier performed the lead roles of Curly McLain and Laurey Williams. Theatre UCF displayed some of the undergarments used in past productions. Each piece alters not only what actors wear but how they carry themselves. Associate Director of Bands Tremon Kizer conducted the wind ensemble and symphonic band concert, held in the Walt Disney Theater. Students perform during the wind ensemble and symphonic band concert, held in the Walt Disney Theater. Students from the School of Visual Art and Design posed as part of the tableaux vivants, French for living pictures, that recreate famous paintings such Grant Wood’s “American Gothic.” In this tableaux vivant, students recreated Edgar Degas’ “Ballet Dancers in the Wings.” The Florida Interactive Entertainment Academy held an interactive installation demonstrating the technical and creative aspects of game development, during which visitors could check out virtual reality games. Jump to top