Maybe it was Dumb Luck – Or Maybe it was Something Else Sometimes things happen that are inexplicable, maybe miraculous, possibly spiritual. Doctor Killed by Coronavirus Will Long be Revered for Trying to Protect Others We need more people like Dr. Li Wenliang, who put his life in jeopardy. His story has touched people around the world, both in sorrow and outrage. The Main Reason People Don’t Chase Their Dream of Writing The life of a successful author: Revise and revise and revise… To Win at Sports, You’ve Got to Get in the Game – and Don’t Give Up After lacing up my Nike sneakers last Saturday morning, I headed to the nearest neighborhood courts to play my favorite sport: tennis. It was a… The Agony of Defeat When being a true sports fan means learning how to suffer. Why Are Adults Without Children Sometimes Made to Feel Incomplete? For generations, our society has been led to believe that an individual’s life must be comprised of marriage, children, a house with a white picket… There is Power Inherent in Working with Colleagues from Different Disciplines When I was an early career academic, I started to hear and read the words “interdisciplinary research” everywhere. As human beings are wont to do,… As We Enter 2020, Let’s be the Change Our Children Need Today’s teens and young adults are doing everything we’ve encouraged them to do; so why are we uneasy with their passion, drive and anger on issues? Why I Believe in the Power of Positivity Sometimes people may not know how to have a better day, so they settle for whatever kind of day that life throws at them. VIDEO: UCF Year in Review 2019 From the opening of the downtown campus to the close of the Ignite Campaign, UCF conquered some major milestones in 2019. Here’s a look back… UCF in the News UCF Cafe Uses Special Harness System to Employ People with High-Level Needs WFTV Channel 9 UCF Police Surprise Students with Visit from Therapy Mini-Horses WOFL Fox 35 UCF Team Developing ‘Slow Burn’ Chemical Energy Power for Deep-space NASA Missions WKMG News 6 UCF Holds Vigil for Lives Lost During Parkland Shooting WESH View All Stories about UCF Events at UCF Feb 22 CANCELED: Women's Volleyball Club Home Event 7:00 am - 8:00 pm Feb 22 Zora Neale Hurston’s ‘Native Village’: Historic Eatonville Remembered 8:15 am - 5:00 pm Feb 22 Women's Lacrosse Club Home Event 9:00 am - 6:30 pm Feb 22 Psychopharmacological Treatment of Mood Disorders 9:00 am - 4:00 pm View All Events Resources About UCF Today Reporting on UCF News Archive Pegasus Magazine Tell Us What You Think Suggest a Story
Maybe it was Dumb Luck – Or Maybe it was Something Else Sometimes things happen that are inexplicable, maybe miraculous, possibly spiritual.
Doctor Killed by Coronavirus Will Long be Revered for Trying to Protect Others We need more people like Dr. Li Wenliang, who put his life in jeopardy. His story has touched people around the world, both in sorrow and outrage.
The Main Reason People Don’t Chase Their Dream of Writing The life of a successful author: Revise and revise and revise…
To Win at Sports, You’ve Got to Get in the Game – and Don’t Give Up After lacing up my Nike sneakers last Saturday morning, I headed to the nearest neighborhood courts to play my favorite sport: tennis. It was a…
Why Are Adults Without Children Sometimes Made to Feel Incomplete? For generations, our society has been led to believe that an individual’s life must be comprised of marriage, children, a house with a white picket…
There is Power Inherent in Working with Colleagues from Different Disciplines When I was an early career academic, I started to hear and read the words “interdisciplinary research” everywhere. As human beings are wont to do,…
As We Enter 2020, Let’s be the Change Our Children Need Today’s teens and young adults are doing everything we’ve encouraged them to do; so why are we uneasy with their passion, drive and anger on issues?
Why I Believe in the Power of Positivity Sometimes people may not know how to have a better day, so they settle for whatever kind of day that life throws at them.
VIDEO: UCF Year in Review 2019 From the opening of the downtown campus to the close of the Ignite Campaign, UCF conquered some major milestones in 2019. Here’s a look back…
