UCF Board of Trustees approves purchase of land for teaching hospital

The UCF Board of Trustees voted Thursday to purchase a 25-acre plot of land next to the UCF Health Sciences campus in Lake Nona.

UCF Student Showcase headlines weekly workshop series ‘HAPPY Hour’

The UCF College of Education will be hosting the 2012 Student Showcase, a professional conference where pre-service student teachers will share presentations on rarely discussed but important topics to the teaching profession.

UCF RWC launches Biggest Loser program

Early mornings, tough workouts and new eating habits are just a few things that certain students have committed to for the first time this week.

ESPN’s Jemele Hill uses real-world experiences to teach UCF sport business students

Jemele Hill, a columnist and television analyst for ESPN, can often be seen on television debating Skip Bayless about the sports topics of the day. But on Tuesdays at 6 p.m., she won't be found in Bristol, Conn. No, she will be found in Orlando.

UCF Anxiety Disorders Clinic helps veterans, others suffering from PTSD, other disorders

As a traffic movement supervisor at the U.S. Army Recruiting Station in Sanford, Kevin Podd vividly remembers his five months in Kuwait, which happened seven years ago, and the moment he was held captive upon arrival.

UCF Art Gallery showcases art from 'Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow'

There are many themes that artists can attempt to grasp through their work.

College of Medicine to join in Zora Neale Hurston Festival

Students and faculty at UCF's College of Medicine are planning to participate in the 23rd Annual Zora Neale Hurston Festival of the Arts and Humanities in Eatonville, Fla. this weekend from Jan. 27 through Jan. 29.

UCF reaches agreement to lease Sanford Student Museum from Seminole County Public Schools

UCF alumna still worried after cyber stalker’s sentencing

UCF alumna Kristen Pratt never thought she would be the victim of cyber stalking. Then, she met now 24-year-old Patrick Macchione.