Helping Hands For a decade, UCF-based nonprofit Limbitless Solutions has transformed kids’ lives through bionic limbs.
Why I Rewired My Brain Johnny Crowder, founder of a positive psychology startup, shares how he’s used technology improve his mental health.
In Sync UCF professors share what makes a good team and how to encourage collaboration by focusing on three areas.
Crossing Disciplines and Changing the World By collaborating across varying fields, UCF experts are developing innovative technologies, research and curriculum to better the world.
A Decade of Artistic Celebration Reflecting on 10 memorable moments to honor the 10th anniversary of UCF Celebrates the Arts.
Going for the Gold Event management alum Jazmyn Patterson ’17 is helping create one of the biggest events in the world: the Olympics.
Broadening Horizons Thanks to the generosity of donors, scholarships become transformative tools that empower Knights to succeed and thrive throughout their UCF experience.
Real Results By using the unlimited potential of simulation technologies, UCF is improving learning and teaching experiences at the university and beyond.
Solving the Shortage Through collaboration, innovation and federal funding, UCF is developing new solutions to meet Florida’s demand for educators.
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.
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.
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.
Understanding Political Speak Two UCF experts in rhetoric and politics take us behind the words candidates use.
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.
Halloween on Campus From creepy zombies to glittering beauties, Knights get into the spooky holiday spirit. Words and photos by Deanna FerranteFrom creepy zombies to glittering beauties, Knights get into the spooky holiday spirit by dressing up around the UCF campus.Photo: Amy Pearson (left), a senior forensic science major, and Jasmine Strahan, a junior forensic science, terrify students as gruesome zombies outside the Student Union. Hoping to scare up some laughs, Maryanee Madeira, a senior marketing major, poses as Suicide Squad member Harley Quinn outside the Student Union. Terra Fine, an English writing senior, dazzles her friend with a twirling hula hoop act as a “carnie” at the end of Memory Mall. Patrick Reezes, a senior psychology major, pauses outside the Student Union to flash a grin as hotshot pilot Maverick from the movie Top Gun. Atticus Palmer, a freshman theatre major, takes a break between classes on Memory Mall dressed as Wirt, a character from the television show Over the Garden Wall. Jeremy Curry, a senior psychology major, poses on Memory Mall as Goku, a character from the television show Dragon Ball Z. Arielle Lerner, a freshman biology major, poses as Mother Nature near Memory Mall. Jennifer Belvin, a computer science junior, shows off her spell work as a witch on Memory Mall. Dylan Florenez, a sophomore electrical engineering major, poses as Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders. Dequan Roberson (left), a film production sophomore, and Tommy Kelly, a sophomore theatre major, pause for a photo outside the Student Union dressed as characters of their own creation, Coyote and the Scarecrow. With microphone in hand, Grayson Lanza, a senior political science major, repeats quotes from the movie Anchorman as Ron Burgundy. During a picnic lunch by the Reflecting Pond, family members Christine Rivera, an academic services program assistant, Susanna Bryan, a health center senior registered nurse specialist, Kyle Borden, a senior health sciences major, and Leah Barroso, a senior event management major, spring into character as galactic warriors from the Star Wars films. UCF anthropology professors Sandra Wheeler (left) and Lana Williams pose for a photo as an iconic breakfast duo near the Apollo dorms. Jump to top