Cure Bowl Kicks Off With Messages Of Hope UCF cancer researcher Annette Khaled and former UCF former football player McKenzie Milton ’19 spoke at the kick-off event for the Cure Bowl, which is Dec. 16.
29 Gilman Scholarships Awarded to UCF Students — Setting a University Record The award provides students who otherwise may not have the resources to study abroad an opportunity to do so.
UCF Podcast: Finding Joy in Strategic Decision-Making Provost and Executive Vice President for Academic Affairs Michael Johnson discusses strategic decision-making that serves a greater good, how universities serve a critical function to society and the future of higher education.
UCF Knights Are Part of NASA’s Artemis Program to Return to the Moon More than 20 faculty and researchers and dozens of students and alumni are working on multiple projects that support America’s space program and NASA’s return to the moon — including the Artemis 1 mission launching this year.
Picking Up the Peace Six months after being forced from her home in Ukraine, Iryna Usova ’16MA is taking the stage to share her amazing story through the unifying power of music.
Forbes Ranks UCF as No. 20 Best Employer in Florida for 2022 The designation — which places UCF as the only university in Florida’s top 20 — signals the institution has made progress toward its effort to be a best place to work.
James Webb Space Telescope Detects Carbon Dioxide on Planet Outside Solar System It is the first clear, detailed, indisputable evidence for carbon dioxide ever detected in a planet outside the solar system. The planet is called WASP-39 b.
From the CFO: One System Gets Us to One UCF Our systems needed to be modernized to manage the myriad complex components of a large university.
Robots, AI Not as Welcomed in Nations Where Income Inequity is High Businesses should consider the results of a new study that shows workers in countries with greater income inequality are more likely to perceive robots and artificial intelligence as job threats.
