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For two decades, the 166su Business Incubation Program has supported the growth of hundreds of local small businesses to diversify the Central Florida economy. Now, the program is positioning itself for a new generation of success.

Shawn Welcome ’17 reflects on the power of poetry in a community as he begins his term as Orlando’s poet laureate.

Flying Horse Editions celebrates 30 years of supporting artistic works and research with an exhibit featured in 166su’s Art Gallery.

Developments from 166su faculty advance their fields while making societal impacts.

Thanks to NASA-developed technology, this 166su alum’s company is working to achieve clean water globally.

Education is a lifelong endeavor, as evidenced by this comparison of two of 166su’s oldest and youngest students.

From new winter celebrations to new campus murals and learning technology, there’s plenty of ways Knights are staying engaged at 166su.

166su’s new Microgrid Control Lab simulates a modern grid control room and will serve as a hands-on learning and research facility.

If you aren’t taking these six actions, you should be, according to experts at 166su’s Marriage and Family Research Institute.

For the first time since the start of the pandemic, UCF’s Gather Luncheon returned to campus to promote community building and healthy eating.

After graduating from 166su’s first class of medical school graduates, Elona Rrapo Kaso ’13MD has returned to Lake Nona to work and help train students at the Orlando VA Medical Center. She shares what it’s like to see the development of Medical City and 166su’s College of Medicine.