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Jefferson, who had 2,107 passing yards and a 64.2% completion rate in his last season with Arkansas, was faced with a challenge from the Wildcat defense in his first game with the Knights. Jefferson had a 50% completion percentage and one interception in his debut game at home.“That was just …

UCF football made a statement to the college football world on Thursday night at FBC Mortgage Stadium after a 57-3 win over New Hampshire in their season opener.

At five years old an Argentinian immigrant came to America, undocumented and uninsured, and wasn't sure what was in the cards for him. Little did he know that his path would lead him to becoming a doctor. "Learning I wouldn't lose my sight, I regained my childhood," said Giuliano Lobos, …

While some just say they’d like to help make a difference, Orlando-based nonprofit organization Stop Cappin Entertainment Inc. encourages people to walk the walk rather than just talk the talk.

A UCF judo instructor found passion in inspiring people from all walks of life through martial arts by showing them that they can do anything they put their minds to. Shinjiro Sasaki, adjunct martial arts instructor, opened a martial arts school in Casselberry back in 2010, shortly after moving from …

A UCF judo instructor found passion in inspiring people from all walks of life through martial arts by showing them that they can do anything they put their minds to. Shinjiro Sasaki, adjunct martial arts instructor, opened a martial arts school in Casselberry back in 2010, shortly after moving from …

A culinary cannabis course is being offered to undergraduate students at UCF for the Summer B term, and it’s the first one ever at a Florida university. Culinary cannabis is what it sounds like, cooking involving medical cannabis. Jason Fridrich, hospitality instructor at the Rosen College of Hospitality Management and …

One UCF student at the downtown campus is finding a way to utilize a video game to preserve and share her culture. Lolita Kuznietsova is a senior digital media major in the game design track at UCF’s downtown campus who showcased a prototype for a narrative-based game at Student Research …

UCF students laid out blankets for some fresh air and were able to unwind at an end-of-summer picnic on Sunday at Jay Blanchard Park. Everything Bagels at Hillel hosted the picnic complete with food and games. Sally Rendleman, freshman biology major and the club’s marketing officer, said the organization’s original …

A female military veteran student finds herself taking care of her mental health in a way that anyone can: by journaling. Going outside with a blanket, a journal and a pen. “If you just keep writing, it will come to you naturally to where you want to talk about your …

The AI Transformations: Navigating the Future of Work and Career Pathways forum on Wednesday afternoon addressed the increasing importance of understanding AI's role in education and the workforce. Industry experts, UCF professors and students were invited to the Student Union to explore how artificial intelligence will affect careers, workforce dynamics …

UCF students got waist deep in some water on Friday as they waded through the Bay Head Swamp, a wetland on campus. Mud-stained boots and water-drenched waders covered participants in the protective gear they needed to venture out beyond solid ground for their last hike of the semester. Anthony Mirabito …

Back in high school, Darius Johnson came flying through the lane on the court, caught a no-look pass from a teammate a foot above the rim with his right hand, and thunderously slammed down the basketball.

Performers took the stage on Wednesday night at Dr. Phillips Center for the Performing Arts to remember and reenact the stories of Floridian veterans lost during World War II. Central Florida-area actors brought a dramatic spirit and passion to the stories of the fallen veterans, helping audiences better understand the …

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Published on NSM Today, 04/14/2024 Sources: 3 Word Count: 811 UCF students and faculty made their voices heard by demonstrating the importance of banning plastics on Wednesday during a march through the Student Union. The Earth Day Demonstration, hosted by UCF’s Student Government and Earth Day Coalition, was accompanied by …

Video Sources: 2 Article Sources: 3 Word Count: 811 Ayden Traynor, vice chair of UCF's Legislative, Judicial and Rules Committee and Victoria Shinker, UCF's League of Women Voters president speak about the Earth Day Demonstration and the importance of banning plastic on Wednesday.

For the UCF men's basketball team, the number on a player's jersey holds deeper significance than mere identification. From legendary icons to rising stars, each jersey number carries its own story, reflecting the player's journey, inspiration and aspirations on the court. Associate director of strategic communications Ken Landis said that …

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The UCF track and field team picked up momentum to finish off the Tom Jones Memorial Invitational with multiple top-10 finishes after a slow start. The Knights competed at James G. Pressly Stadium in Gainesville on Friday and Saturday facing off against several teams at the meet such as FSU, …

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The Florida Supreme Court ruled Monday to uphold a 15-week abortion ban while also allowing the proposed abortion access amendment to appear on ballots in November. Through the court’s approval of the 15-week ban on most abortions, a controversial six-week abortion ban signed into law by Gov. Ron DeSantis last …

UCF men’s basketball wrapped up its first season in the Big 12 Conference with a 17-16 record, going 7-11 in conference play.

Students were able to get hands-on experience on Saturday at the Red Cross Adult and Pediatric First Aid Certification class held in the Recreation and Wellness Center. The reasons students are taking the class vary, but they have one thing in common: They are now prepared to save someone’s life …

Following a two-year dormancy, the Congressional Planetary Science Caucus was re-established in the 118th Congress earlier this month to accumulate support for planetary science research. Co-chairs and Reps. Judy Chu (D-Calif.) and Don Bacon (R-Neb.) are partnering with The Planetary Society to form the caucus, or formal interest group, according …

The College of Optics and Photonics hosted its bi-annual Optics Day on Friday to teach attendees about the future of optics at the CREOL building.