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Yara Asi will be conducting focus groups, interviews and developing a survey to assess the health impact of movement restrictions on the general civilian population of the West Bank thanks to her Fulbright award...

Mental health professionals share tips for dealing with stress during coronavirus precautions...

Lisa Dieker and Rebecca Hines share over 50 years of experience in exceptional education. Now they also share a podcast...

Demonstrations of the past week encapsulate the pain and anger carried by millions of Black Americans every day...

We are pleased to announce several leadership updates at the College of Community Innovation and Education...

Public administration graduate assists aviation authority to earn ‘gold seal’ in preparedness and crisis management...

UCF promoted 33 faculty members to professor and awarded 43 faculty members tenure this year...

The findings are increasingly important as instances of opioid use disorder at delivery continue to rise...

The first week of May is Teacher Appreciation Week, and we want to celebrate the hard work and dedication of teachers. This year, we spoke with four teacher education alumni about what inspired them to pursue a career in education and how they are navigating remote instruction and learning...

Five alumni from the School of Public Administration are honored for their commitment to changing communities for the better...

Naseeka Dixon, who will graduate May 2, has spent much of her time at UCF helping food-insecure students because she was once in their shoes...

Graduating senior Andres Acosta is leading a team of 10 as they help the people of Seminole County during COVID-19...

The inaugural class of UCF’s master’s program in emergency and crisis management is graduating having already gained varied experiences from the biggest crisis of our lifetime...

UCF honors the 2020 class of 30 exemplary Knights...

The Conflict Resolution and Analysis Certificate is offered at both undergraduate and graduate levels...

First-generation college students make up about one-third of undergraduate populations but are more likely to not earn their degree than their counterparts...

UCF criminal justice professor’s record of research, teaching and service pushes boundaries of disciplinary knowledge...

The graduate certificate program will start this summer as a partnership between the College of Community Innovation and Education and the College of Health Professions and Sciences...

Debuting this fall, the social justice in public service graduate certificate will give students the opportunity to explore the changing needs of society...

Kyler Gray is the recipient of both the Order of Pegasus and the Founders' Award...