Chaz Fisher and Tavan Hanley pose outside of the CFE Arena. (Photo by Jarred Paluzzi)
Chaz Fisher and Tavan Hanley dance on a stage in UCF's CFE Arena. (Photo by Jarred Paluzzi)
In 10 seconds, someone could send a tweet, check their watch or buy a pack of gum; but The Yeti Boyz are using that time to make it big.
MrMsAdrien primps before a show at Pulse, a gay nightclub in downtown Orlando. Photo by My-Nhon Truong.
Many people have assumptions about drag queens: They are divas, have fierce personalities and steal the attention of any room.
Though bachelor’s degrees are traditionally thought of as four-year endeavors, it is not uncommon for them to stretch longer than that.
In a day with seemingly every moment filled, Christie Cajina finds strength in her health. She begins and ends each day with a workout. However, for Cajina, that was not always the case. When she was 240 pounds, the thought of any physical activity was unimaginable, she recalls.
Zoom across the court, but leave room to stop. There’s no time to hunt down your teammate – lock eyes and pass before someone slams into you, making you kick the ball in the wrong direction.
A baby is fighting for her life in a hospital room.
Zoom across the court, but leave room to stop. There’s no time to hunt down your teammate – lock eyes and pass before someone slams into you, making you kick the ball in the wrong direction.
Though bachelor’s degrees are traditionally thought of as four-year endeavors, it is not uncommon for them to stretch longer than that.
In a day with seemingly every moment filled, Christie Cajina finds strength in her health. She begins and ends each day with a workout. However, for Cajina, that was not always the case. When she was 240 pounds, the thought of any physical activity was unimaginable, she recalls.
Natalie speaks about her experience in Israel this past summer. Photo by Nada Hassanein.
Natalie and Ben discuss their perspectives on the conflict in Israel. Photos by Nada Hassanein.
As UCF students Natalie and Ben sat facing one another in the John C. Hitt Library, the only visible divide was in the colors of the stained glass behind them. In Israel, their people are separated by a wall.
In between electrical engineering studies, student Saint-Surin Paul, 46, studies the English language. It’s not out of fascination for the language — it’s to learn it.
Knowing UCF’s large population can create a difficult dating environment for students, UCF graduate student Richie Frost did something to change it.
As the October sun faded over Bright House Networks Stadium, Beatrice Plummer took her seat in the section dubbed for families. The pregame butterflies that affect even the most confident players affect her as well. But after kickoff, and the first hit, they subside.
Standing in the designated free-speech zone under mossy trees, a cheerful young man holds a sign that says “Free Hugs.” Behind the sign is a student who just wants to brighten someone’s day.
“And the servants of the Most Merciful are those who walk upon the earth easily, and when the ignorant address them [harshly], they say [words of] peace...” -The Qur’aan, 25:63.
Maybe you’ve seen him around campus. His stature demands attention, and his opponents on the basketball court are forced to notice him. If you have seen him, he’s likely seen you as well. He towers above the crowded campus.
Behind the nationally-recognized affordable bionic arm made for a young boy is a UCF designer with a powerful brain and a big heart.
Sitting at a whiteboard table in UCF’s Center for Entrepreneurial Leadership, two students draw out their ideas and share laughter from their inside jokes.
At 7 a.m., when the Student Union is speckled with tired students, a sole Knightstop worker is behind a counter creating sushi that will feed up to a few hundred people.
By day, he's sniffing out crime. But by night, he's chewing out his toys.
UCF student Sabrina Abu-Obeid can carry a tune while bathing herself in Yoo-hoo. We're impressed and you should be too! The digital media and web design major works alongside her boyfriend as lead singer of her rock band, TeraBrite. Abu-Obeid receives millions of views and was featured in ou…
Ian Francis spins his poi beneath the juggling tree outside the UCF breezeway with the group Objects in Motion.
The Vikings used to melt the bloodstone rock into their swords and armor as a representation of courage. The Viking, who was able to travel to the most dangerous parts of the mountain and bring back a big enough piece of the bloodstone to melt into his weapons, was considered courageous for …
Just past midnight, in the dark hours of March 18, the scariest day in UCF’s 50-year history began to unfold.
Utilizing this strategy as a basis for another project, Colwell is working with his students to discover how planets are formed.
If you go into the Engineering 2 building on campus there is a cart from Space Mountain on display, a main attraction at Disney’s Magic Kingdom. As a part of graduating with a degree in engineering, students must complete a senior design class where they propose, design and create a project …
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