Harvard Rejection Prompts Student to Attend UCF, Become State Legislator When Amber Mariano opened her application letter from Harvard in her senior year of high school, she cried – not tears of joy, but tears…
Facing Increasingly Frequent Storms of Wind, Rain, Fire – and Bullets Sometimes a particular season takes on a character of its own. Often we don’t notice until years or decades later that phenomena such as Freedom…
Student Open Forum to be Hosted Oct. 12 An open forum for UCF students will be hosted Oct. 12 by President John C. Hitt and several top administrators. All students are invited to…
UCF Grad Has a Lock on Keyless Technology The CEO of one of the world’s leading smart lock companies developed his hatred for keys while in high school. He was tasked with stopping…
Collaboration Attracts Funding for Advanced Imaging Device Because of the collaborative nature of UCF’s faculty, the National Science Foundation has awarded the university a grant that will help fund the purchase of…
For 1st Time, Class of UCF Law Enforcement Interns at Sheriff’s Office are All Women An annual Orange County Sheriff’s Office internship program for University of Central Florida students interested in law enforcement has its first all-female class of interns.…
Helping Rebuild New Orleans after Hurricane has Changed Residents – and Me It all started with a hammer. Actually, it all started with THE hammer. In August 2005, Hurricane Katrina ripped through New Orleans leaving nothing but…
So Why a Graduate Degree? Find out at Annual Grad Fair So, why should you pursue a graduate degree? Find out some basics at the annual Grad Fair from 4:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. in the…
Love, Politics Satirized in Theatre UCF’s Gershwin Musical Theatre UCF presents a hilarious and timeless all-American classic, Of Thee I Sing, in the theatre’s Main Stage starting Thursday, Oct. 12. The musical by…
