How Does Your Garden Grow?
Tower gardens are increasing awareness and access to fresh fruits and vegetables on UCF campuses.
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In This Issue Fall 2022
A Sweet Success
This husband and wife alumni team found the perfect recipe for an award-winning bakery.
Our Brains on Food
What we feed our bodies not only affects our physical appearance but our brains and cognition, as well. A growing body of research shows diets rich in whole foods and plant-based foods increases our wit and decreases our risk of disease.
Off to the Races: UCF Celebrates 25 Years of the Great Navel Orange Race
UCF’s 2022 Great Navel Orange Race marked 25 years of a rite of passage, which tests creativity, for first-year engineering students.
Gourmet Getaway
Best friends turned business partners transport restaurant guests to the streets of Asia.
Campus Wellness
How UCF Day of Giving helps the university foster student well-being.
Unleashing Potential
As UCF approaches its 60th anniversary next year, we continue to focus on unleashing the potential of people and ideas to change the world.
A Taste of Home
UCF experts share how food is one of the most powerful ways to express culture.
Wine Wisdom
Robin Back has spent his life learning about wine. Here he shares some expert insight.
Culinary Inspiration
UCF students, alumni and faculty share a sampling of creative works inspired by gastronomical customs, memories and ingredients.
World Travelers: UCF Students Study Abroad in Barcelona During Summer 2022
This summer, 41 UCF students traveled to Spain to participate in the inaugural session at the UCF Barcelona Center for International Experiences.
Reeling it in
Fish is a major food source for billions of people, and in Florida, recreational fishing is a popular pastime and a major driver of tourism. But what if there were no more fish?
Programming Powerhouse: UCF Hosts, Competes in the ICPC NAC
UCF placed seventh in the 2022 North American Championship of International Collegiate Programming Contest and will advance to World Finals.
Why I Paint Food
Pastry chef turned artist Annette Tojar ’18 ’21MFA shares how her culture and former career has inspired her work.
The UCF Alum Couple Behind Orlando Restaurant Papa Llama
The husband-and-wife team of Kevin Ruiz ’10 and Maria (Belen) ’11 are difference makers in the Florida restaurant scene.
What Will We Do With GMOs?
If we could use the science of genetic modification to solve world hunger… would we do it?
The Evolution of Food
UCF experts in varying fields are researching and teaching concepts that can change the future of food preparation, dining and delivery.
Fighting Community Hunger
Through Community Partnership Schools, food pantries and other nutritional services are a crucial part of efforts to combat food insecurity and ensure K–12 student success.
