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No. 13 Knights to host No. 5 Rice in winner-take-all weekend series

The No. 13 UCF Knights will enter uncharted territory this week as they host conference rival No. 5 Rice for a three-game series. Full story

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With Rice series on deck, #ORTO is gaining traction

Is it just me, or is #ORTO becoming more than a clever hashtag? Full story

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UCF softball

Knights receive at-large bid to NCAA Tournament

It could have gone either way, although it was hard not to get the Knights’ hopes up. Full story

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Suntrust

UCF SunTrust will shut down

The UCF branch of SunTrust bank will be closing its doors at 2 p.m. Aug. 17. Full story

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Science Olympiad

UCF hosts science contest for middle, high schoolers

The Science Olympiad National Tournament is known for 28 years of science and technology tournaments around the country. Full story

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Orange, Seminole counties hiring volunteers to help local homeless students

For the first time, Orange and Seminole counties will launch their own Volunteers in Service to America program geared toward helping homeless and in-transit students and families. Full story

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Suntrust

UCF SunTrust will shut down

The UCF branch of SunTrust bank will be closing its doors at 2 p.m. Aug. 17.

Science Olympiad

UCF hosts science contest for middle, high schoolers

The Science Olympiad National Tournament is known for 28 years of science and technology tournaments around the country.

VISTA

Orange, Seminole counties hiring volunteers to help local homeless students

For the first time, Orange and Seminole counties will launch their own Volunteers in Service to America program geared toward helping homeless and in-transit students and families. 

Associate professor Qun “Treen” Huo

UCF scientists detect cancer

Scientists from the NanoScience Technology Center at UCF have developed a test that more accurately detects prostate cancer tumors and their aggressiveness.

Samantha Ulmer

UCF student works to give Huntington’s disease a face

Now, more than any other time in history, debilitating diseases are on the forefront of the medical world.

UCF updates its employee cellphone policy

Once upon a time, work stayed at the office. Today, for better or worse, the office can stay with you.