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The First Independence Day and the True Challenge of Our Own Time As challenging as today is in America, it is nothing like the nation’s turmoil of July 4, 1776.
What Makes You Think Your Rights Are More Important Than My Rights? Is your choice to not wear a face covering more important than my right to a healthy space and environment?
How to be a Better Ally Against Racism “Everybody doesn’t have to be on the front lines, but everybody has to get off the sidelines,” says human rights activist and UCF faculty member Richard Lapchick.
A New Kind of Presidency We need a presidency that uses the cabinet as on-the-job training for future presidents.
Juneteenth: A Time to Celebrate as One Nation United The day is significant for living up to the creed that all people are created equal.
The World is Changing — and I’m Ready to Evolve With It Whatever is happening now in society will happen with or without us. We might as well try to be part of it, to influence it.
Hurricane Season Combined with COVID-19 Pandemic Could Create Perfect Storm Shelters cannot operate at full capacity, health care systems are already under pressure, and emergency funds may be depleted.
What it’s Like to be a Journalist Covering Stories of Heightened Racial Strife UCF graduate says that despite hearing frequent criticisms of “the media,” this experience has shown her more about the importance of journalism, telling stories and recording history as it unfolds.
Honest Conversations on Race Will Help Move Us Forward Discussing racism is always difficult for many Americans because they are forced to face ugly truths.
Cheating Online Can Be a Problem, but There Are Ways to Stifle That Reducing the temptation to cheat on tests is ultimately a side benefit of well-designed curriculum, courses and assignments.
Preparing for Fall Semester has been ‘A Summer Like We’ve Never Had Before’ for UCF Orlando Business Journal
Trading Grass for Wildflowers: How a UCF Professor is Using Landscaping Advice to Help Save the Bees WFTV Channel 9
