Processed Foods May Hold Key to Rise in Autism In the lab, UCF scientists found exposing neural stem cells to excessive PPA damages brain cells in several ways.
New UCF Parking Policy to Take Effect July 1 All vehicles on campus will be required to park in spaces nose-in and plate-out.
‘#GodHatesYou’ is a Reminder That Words Matter The production is part of Pegasus PlayLab, which is in its second year, and will return to the Theatre UCF stage in August.
Path to Fitness may be Difficult — But Don’t Let Obstacles Get in the Way Talking about personal fitness or weight-loss journeys always seems to be difficult for some people, yet it seems like we are constantly faced by those…
New Study on Gene Editing in Wildlife Finds People Are Wary People living in the U.S. are wary of using CRISPR-based genetic engineering to achieve wildlife conservation goals.
5 Things to Know About UCF – June 17, 2019 Edition From prestigious awards to moon minings, these are some top stories for UCF this week. 1. JFK to LAX in 30 Minutes A recent discovery…
UCF is Part of NASA Cassini Mission That Reveals New Details about Saturn’s Rings Researchers are offering glimpses into the nature and composition of Saturn’s legendary rings by using data from some of the closest observations ever made of the main rings.
Let’s Retire the Trope of the Hapless Dad Just in time for Father’s Day 2019, this 2018 UCF Forum column was recently recognized with a feature writing award.
Goldwater Scholar Takes Root At UCF Katie Stahlhut became the ninth UCF student to earn the prestigious scholarship over the span of the last three decades.
