Your Guide to UCF Space Week 2026: Discovery, Connection and SpaceU Pride From industry summits and moon gazing to a spectacular drone show and the 10th annual Space Game, experience a week of events celebrating UCF鈥檚 space origin and the people and discoveries moving it forward.
Why Do We Celebrate UCF Space Week? Because Discovery Starts Here Space has always inspired what Knights do. The same unstoppable spirit that launched UCF still drives us 鈥� to challenge, lead and dare to explore the unknown.
First Look: UCF 2026 Space Game Uniforms Celebrating 10 years of the UCF Space Game, the 2026 uniforms pay tribute to NASA’s beginnings and UCF’s origin as America’s Space 海角直播.
The Quietest Place on UCF’s Campus A unique anechoic chamber devoted to research on human health 鈥� specifically hearing 鈥� is now open on UCF鈥檚 main campus.
Tips for Registering for Classes at UCF This guide shares key dates and resources available to help make registering for your next semester as smooth as possible.
Award-Winning Advisor Shaping UCF鈥檚 Brightest Engineering Minds After decades of supporting student success at UCF, College of Engineering and Computer Science special instructor and alum Michael Ferrante 鈥�15MSEM聽is recognized as Florida Engineering Society’s 2026 Engineering Faculty Member of the Year.
Gratitude and Giving Back: UCF Alum, Hilton Grand Vacations Executive鈥檚 Journey to the Heart of Hospitality After UCF helped Derek De Salvia 鈥�03 鈥�11MS navigate profound loss, this double Knight built a career rooted in caring for others while championing the university that supported him.
UCF Researcher Investigates Mechanisms of Nicotine Addiction Through a National Institutes of Health grant, College of Medicine Assistant Professor Cali Calarco is investigating how brain cells respond to nicotine and influence behavior.
UCF to Name School of Data, Mathematical and Statistical Sciences in Honor of Technology Pioneer, Alumna Yvette Kanouff She transformed her own UCF mathematics education into a career of technological innovation. Now she is investing in the students who will use mathematics and adjacent technologies to create what comes next.
UCF Researcher Harnesses AI to Help Older Adults Thrive in a Tech-Driven World Drawing on personal experiences and published research, UCF Assistant Professor Xiayu Summer Chen is using AI to close the digital literacy divide and address loneliness among older adults and their caregivers.
