New Kid on the Cell Block
Amanda Stephen ’08 is the newest inmate on Netflix’s Orange Is the New Black.
False Security
A UCF professor is bringing more attention to men’s health.
Sea Turtles: The Lost Years
Satellite trackers allowed researchers to follow juvenile loggerhead turtles on their perilous journey across the Atlantic Ocean.
Why I Give a Damn
After 25 years as president of UCF, President John C. Hitt still believes there is no better tool than a college degree for improving social and economic mobility.
Speak & Spell Was a Game Changer
The Speak & Spell was more than a popular kids toy — it broke ground in technology and provided a blueprint for the devices we use today.
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Monsters in the Closet
UCF’s Bug Closet holds more than half a million specimens and countless tales of stranger-than-fiction beetles, butterflies and wasps that help weave our wondrous environmental web.
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Kickin’ It New School
A cutting-edge classroom simulator at UCF is helping educators become better teachers.
Why I…
Why I Give a Damn
After 25 years as president of UCF, President John C. Hitt still believes there is no better tool than a college degree for improving social and economic mobility.
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In Good Health
It’s been 11 years since the Florida Legislature and then-Gov. Jeb Bush approved UCF’s new medical school. As the university prepares to expand our medical offerings to include a teaching hospital, we look at 10 numbers that set the College of Medicine apart from similar programs in the nation.
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On Campus – Spring 2017
From Spirit Splash and Homecoming to basketball games and Rent-a-Pup, the UCF campus was the place to be.
AlumKnights
The Big World of Nanotechnology
Six ways
nanotechnology is improving our lives.
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Tackling Cancer
The Cure Bowl is fueling groundbreaking cancer research at UCF.
In Focus
UCF Tennis Moves to Lake Nona
The Knights opened the 2017 season at their new home, the United States Tennis Association National Campus in Lake Nona.
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UCF at Otronicon
UCF showcases its tech prowess at Orlando Science Center’s Otronicon.
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The Calm Persistence of Richard Lapchick
From basketball camp to the world stage, Lapchick has dedicated his life to addressing racial inequality in sports and society.
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The Science of Scent
Professor Konstantin Vodopyanov’s revolutionary technology could make diagnosing disease as easy as exhaling.
In Focus
The Bro’d Trip
Over the course of a year, Justin Fricke ’12 and Adam Fricke ’15 visited all 50 states, three Canadian Providences and one U.S. Territory.
Events
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Fri
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Service/Volunteer
Blood Drive
Blood drives are one of the many ways our Knight family demonstrates its giving spirit. Come join us on the Big Red Bus this summer! Knights Bleed Black & Gold! Visit http://BloodDrives-UCF.org for information for students, faculty, and...
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Entertainment
thePoint After Dark
A weekly party for UCF students. Hosted by thePoint. thePoint After Dark is a healthy nightlife option for the UCF community.
thePoint After Dark occurs every Friday (except during Spring Break) in the Neptune Multipurpose Room from 10pm to 1am, with...
