Once complete for the 2026 football season, the four-level facility will redefine the fan experience with premium amenities.

The inaugural ranking recognizes UCF for excellence in resources, student outcomes, environment and engagement for digital learning.

Two bionic arms from Limbitless Solutions displayed in the innovation gallery of the new exhibit, showcasing wearable and creative technology shaping the future.

First-generation student Melanie Langgle ’24 has unearthed more than artifacts — she’s discovered a deep sense of purpose that has shaped her life and future career.

The program prepares qualified electrical engineering and computer science doctoral students to work at Research 1 universities.

The Digital Twin Consortium, established in 2020, is a widely recognized authority in digital twin technology.

From groundbreaking research to commencement and game day excitement, revisit the year’s standout moments in this photo collection.

As part of the Alliance of Hispanic-Serving Research Universities, UCF joins the University of Texas at El Paso on a $9.3 million project to accelerate STEM education and research.

From major accolades to campus updates, innovative research and expert insight on current events, here are the most-read stories of the year.

By combining personal inspiration with technology, the health sciences major has created a startup business that expedites the Social Security Disability benefits application and approval process.

Don Harrell, an Africana studies adjunct professor, shares the significance of the week-long cultural celebration and its customs.

As Krampus gains popularity, discover the history behind the folkloric figure and other dark legends connected to the holiday season.

UCF Associate Professor of Judaic Studies Ken Hanson shares the significance of the eight-day celebration and its customs.

Sean Snaith’s latest quarterly U.S. economic forecast is available for download.

Nathan Kurelo Wilk ’22, a native of Brazil, developed the technical training, hands-on experience and entrepreneurial insight at UCF that’s needed to succeed in the tech industry.

The Department of Energy funded project supports the global transition to clean energy by 2050.

The new specialized tunable detection and imaging technique for infrared photons surpasses present technology and may be a cost-effective method of capturing thermal imaging or night vision, medical imaging, spectroscopy and space exploration.

Driven by a passion to preserve the environment, electrical engineering student Nicole Parker will work to create sustainable power systems with global powerhouse Siemens.