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• Student’s app makes Knightcast mobile

  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.

  Seifollahi, who graduated this summer with a bachelor's degree in ...

  August 22, 2010 by Katie Kustura and Timothy McCormack

• Student’s bike exhibit puts gears in motion

  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.

  UCF School of Visual Arts and Design student Greg Leibowitz has an idea to help c...

  August 22, 2010 by Timothy McCormack

• Shooting behind a different lens

  Early last Friday night, the flash of strobe lights shone on a sea of people who swayed inside of a small, dirty club that looked like it belonged in the 1980s, but it wasn't just a regular club.

  What looks like a cramped, disgusting club was a facade ...

  July 28, 2010 by Timothy McCormack

• Tea Party club gives UCF some new flavor

  The fight was worth it — Arise UCF, a student political group affiliated with the Tea Party, is now officially a club.

  "We fought like crazy to get our club status," said Christina Wilford, a political science major and the club's co-founder.&nbs...

  June 30, 2010 by Timothy McCormack

• Med student helps save life

  Anika Mirick finished her first year at the UCF College of Medicine learning a lesson no textbook and no teacher could have possibly delivered — one that had to be learned outside of the classroom.

  "This is what medicine is all about," Mirick sai...

  July 7, 2010 by Timothy McCormack