For incoming freshmen at UCF, the first semester can be a bit overwhelming.
As April Rives stood inside the SuperTarget located in Waterford Lakes, people around her chanted in her support.
You walk into class and, instead of flipping open your textbook, you flip open your laptop and look up your textbook online.
For many incoming college freshmen, one of the best things about continuing their academic journeys is finally being able move out of their parents’ house and live on their own.
It’s cheap, it’s healthy and it offers customers the chance to be as picky as they want.
Lindsey Wellington can still remember the day she went to vote for the first time.
Knightcast listeners no longer have to sit in front of a computer to listen to UCF’s nonprofit, student-run radio station because, thanks to Michael Seifollahi, there’s an app for that.
After the Arab oil embargo of 1973, Nazim Muradov was inspired to make a difference.
At UCF, it’s not uncommon to see students whizzing by on bicycles, but as soon as you leave campus, you’re more likely to see a gridlock of cars than a fleet of bicycles.
After three years of patience, Ram Sharma can look forward to fraternity-related events that will be hosted by the newly accepted Delta Lambda Phi in the fall.