Being Interested is Interesting The practice of delighting in someone else can help build lasting, meaningful relationships.
As Second-Generation Americans, We Aren’t as Different from Our Parents as We May Think Our parents may have different dreams than us, but the one thing we will always share is the desire for a better life.
Learning to Parent in the Pandemic We’ve put a lot of things on hold during the pandemic, but I didn’t think parenting skills would be one of them.
Shattered Glass Ceilings that Pave the Way to Inspiration Academic institutions need to come to the realization that to grow and retain a diverse student population, there is a need to demonstrate commitment to representation.
In Celebration of Aunts The guidance from my aunts — some biological and some not — sustained me and gave me what I didn’t know I needed.
Martin Luther King Jr. and the Collective Effort to Live, Learn and Love Love for one’s community does not happen automatically or easily. It is created and promoted through respect and dignity for others.
Now is Right Time to Heed Washington’s 1st Inaugural Address — a Call to Unity The president’s speech advocated no specific policies, but he outlined his vision of the nation’s destiny.
I Turned My Love for Hip-hop into My Dream Job Hip-hop brings people together, something that America desperately needs at this time.
More than a Quarterback McKenzie Milton came to UCF as a skinny kid from a small town in Hawaii. He leaves as maybe the most impactful athlete ever to represent the black and gold.
In A Fitting Ending To Black History Month, The UCF Gospel & Cultural Choir Lifts Every Voice And Sings WMFE
UCF Inclusive Education Director Adam Meyer Discusses How the Pandemic is Impacting Students with Disabilities WMFE