Student Life News

This year, the Udall Foundation recognizes around 55 students for leadership, public service and a commitment to issues related to Native Americans or the environment.

The most recent presidents of the Asian Pacific American Coalition joined the organization for different reasons, and then experienced very similar life-changing benefits.

International Collegiate Programming Contest competitions —  like the one being held at UCF May 25-30 — are important for boosting the national computer science workforce.

May is recognized nationally as Mental Health Awareness Month, a movement to raise awareness and challenge the stigma surrounding mental health.

For Lyn Oquendo, UCF’s commencement “signifies everything I’ve worked so hard for.” But this is not simply the story of a student working hard. It’s an illustration of uncommon drive.

Before playing in a PGA Tour event in June, Carrera will complete another major accomplishment: earning the 1,500th bachelor’s in general studies from UCF.

UCF partnerships bring Plant the Moon and Plant the Mars Challenge (and the closest thing to extraterrestrial soil) to K-12 students across the country.

At age 62, Nadine Jacobson ’23MSN, who is legally blind, has overcome many challenges in life but has persevered in her commitment to lifelong learning.

Despite scholarships and honors, Alex Stovall wasn’t always so confident in her capabilities. Her story, in fact, might feel very familiar.