Path to Fitness may be Difficult — But Don’t Let Obstacles Get in the Way Talking about personal fitness or weight-loss journeys always seems to be difficult for some people, yet it seems like we are constantly faced by those topics every day on social media and TV. Some people try to share their story in hopes it will inspire or motivate someone to better their life. These stories show people that they are not… Let’s Retire the Trope of the Hapless Dad Just in time for Father’s Day 2019, this 2018 UCF Forum column was recently recognized with a feature writing award. Lessons Learned from Monopoly (and My Brother) I was introduced to Monopoly as a child by my older brother, Damian. He must have been desperate for an opponent, and as I was… Our Most Undervalued Resource As the weather in Florida changes back to its customary form of hot and hotter, the first thing that comes to mind is: It’s summertime!… When ‘Wrong’ may be Right: In Praise of Stubbornness I have been tying my shoes the “wrong” way for over 30 years. Let me explain: I’m in kindergarten, and our teacher is teaching us… ‘Well, It’s Not Illegal!’ Some things are immoral, yet perfectly legal. While other things may be illegal, but not necessarily immoral. Frequent Misconceptions About Charter Schools As a charter school founder, I hear many misconceptions about charter schools. Though I do not believe charter schools are necessarily the solution to the… Looking Back as an Adult on My Parents’ Advice I imagine I was like most kids growing up when it came to my parents’ advice: dismissive at best. As a typical angsty pre-teen, I… New Book Sounds Alarm About Invasive Plant Species Spreading Throughout Florida “Silent Takeover! Invasive Plants in Florida” is biology Professor Linda Walters’ latest book project for children. The free books warn about plants that are causing havoc to our environment. Our Community Is At Its Best When We Lift One Another Up A few weeks ago I was watching TV when I received one of those calls that you hope never to get. You know, the kind… UCF in the News UCF DirectConnect Consortium Boosts Bachelor’s Degree Attainment Diverse Issues in Higher Education As Melbourne Beach’s Nesting Green Sea Turtle Population Skyrockets, UCF Researchers are Trying to Better Understand Why Orlando Weekly UCF Researcher Hopes New Technology Can Save Florida’s Citrus Industry WFTV Channel 9 Colleges Find a Low-Cost Marketing Tool: Social-Media Influencers The Chronicle of Higher Education View All Stories about UCF Events at UCF Jun 24 Al-Anon: Serenity Now 7:00 pm - 8:00 pm Jun 25 Nursing Information Session, BSN degree 9:00 am - 11:00 am Jun 25 Specters of Capital: An Exploration in Architecture and Identity by Morgan Craig 10:00 am - 5:00 pm Jun 25 Effective Delegation - PER209 (Faculty & Staff Supervisors Only) 10:30 am - 12:00 pm View All Events Resources About UCF Today Reporting on UCF News Archive Pegasus Magazine Tell Us What You Think Suggest a Story
Path to Fitness may be Difficult — But Don’t Let Obstacles Get in the Way Talking about personal fitness or weight-loss journeys always seems to be difficult for some people, yet it seems like we are constantly faced by those topics every day on social media and TV. Some people try to share their story in hopes it will inspire or motivate someone to better their life. These stories show people that they are not…
Let’s Retire the Trope of the Hapless Dad Just in time for Father’s Day 2019, this 2018 UCF Forum column was recently recognized with a feature writing award.
Lessons Learned from Monopoly (and My Brother) I was introduced to Monopoly as a child by my older brother, Damian. He must have been desperate for an opponent, and as I was…
Our Most Undervalued Resource As the weather in Florida changes back to its customary form of hot and hotter, the first thing that comes to mind is: It’s summertime!…
When ‘Wrong’ may be Right: In Praise of Stubbornness I have been tying my shoes the “wrong” way for over 30 years. Let me explain: I’m in kindergarten, and our teacher is teaching us…
‘Well, It’s Not Illegal!’ Some things are immoral, yet perfectly legal. While other things may be illegal, but not necessarily immoral.
Frequent Misconceptions About Charter Schools As a charter school founder, I hear many misconceptions about charter schools. Though I do not believe charter schools are necessarily the solution to the…
Looking Back as an Adult on My Parents’ Advice I imagine I was like most kids growing up when it came to my parents’ advice: dismissive at best. As a typical angsty pre-teen, I…
New Book Sounds Alarm About Invasive Plant Species Spreading Throughout Florida “Silent Takeover! Invasive Plants in Florida” is biology Professor Linda Walters’ latest book project for children. The free books warn about plants that are causing havoc to our environment.
Our Community Is At Its Best When We Lift One Another Up A few weeks ago I was watching TV when I received one of those calls that you hope never to get. You know, the kind…
As Melbourne Beach’s Nesting Green Sea Turtle Population Skyrockets, UCF Researchers are Trying to Better Understand Why Orlando Weekly
