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Employees, faculty, and students will be recognized at three separate ceremonies in the Pegasus Ballroom.

For students experiencing unexpected expenses like Ryan Hatcher ’23, the Student Emergency Fund can often mean the difference between making rent, buying food, receiving medical care — and not.

After a hive was ransacked by bears, the staff at the UCF Arboretum are looking to help bees thrive again on campus.

Kelly Stevens, assistant professor of public administration, led the team in designing and building the solar-powered hub that will bring Orlando residents critical resources during emergencies and educational experiences year-round.

The annual awards ceremony celebrates the achievements of officers, staff members and community partners.

As the only pilot site in the southeast for the new Service to Service initiative, UCF is poised to help prepare veterans transitioning into civilian life find new ways to serve their communities through public service education.

Keeping UCF’s roads safe is a collective effort, which is why new pedestrian safety enhancements have been added on and off the main campus.

The Polaris Star Award winners include anti-trafficking advocates and educators as well as survivors who have become leaders in combating human trafficking.

Michal Masternak, a professor in the College of Medicine, has conducted research on senescence, the process of aging and decline in cellular and organismal function over time, and its role in the body.