Emily Dougherty

2 weeks ago | ucf.edu | Emily Dougherty |Ryan Randall

For the first time, the UCF film students in the Nicholson School of Communication and Media in the College of Sciences have been selected as finalists in the Coca-Cola Refreshing Films program. Cinemark Fan Favorite voting launches today and the public can vote for their favorite of the four entries through April 30. (Note: Every vote is an entry for a chance to win prizes such as movie tickets for a year or a $500 gift card).

2 weeks ago | culturedmag.com | Emily Dougherty

Image courtesy of Liz Goldwyn and STARF*CKER. Liz Goldwyn will never be the voice of a generation. She’s too singular for that—too busy getting lost in what's overlooked, falling down obscure rabbit holes, stitching together the forgotten, the glamorous, and the subversive.

3 weeks ago | sciences.ucf.edu | Emily Dougherty

Posted: March 28th, 2025 ˑ Filed under: Awards, COS News, Featured - Statistics, Statistics & Data Science, Top News, UCF News By: Emily Dougherty | March 28, 2025The UCF Department of Statistics and Data Science collaborated with Pegasus Partner, Addition Financial, to host its annual analytics competition and named its winners at the Big Data Analytics Symposium, hosted at UCF this past month.

4 weeks ago | elle.com | Emily Dougherty

My Roman Empire? There’s this retreat in Hawaii: You bring the healthiest person you know as your guest, and then over the next few days, your plus-one donates their number two to gift you a health-boosting fecal transplant. Surprisingly, this prospect isn’t what sends me into a spiral (it’s too gross for me to even consider). What keeps me up at night is thinking about whom I would take. An Olympian? A researcher at Google’s longevity center, Calico Labs? Gwyneth?

4 weeks ago | yahoo.com | Emily Dougherty

"Hearst Magazines and Yahoo may earn commission or revenue on some items through these links."My Roman Empire? There’s this retreat in Hawaii: You bring the healthiest person you know as your guest, and then over the next few days, your plus-one donates their number two to gift you a health-boosting fecal transplant. Surprisingly, this prospect isn’t what sends me into a spiral (it’s too gross for me to even consider). What keeps me up at night is thinking about whom I would take. An Olympian?