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Knightly News covers Breast Cancer Awareness, A new Kitty Cafe opening, and Men's Soccer.

Today is World Mental Health Awareness day. See what UCF offers to students for their mental health. Learn who one UCF's senate elections.

Knightly News is a student broadcast at the University of Central Florida in Orlando.

In the news today, UCF came in second place in the "4 U's Fights the Flu" contest. A new law involving hazing in Florida is discussed. And in sports, UCF men and women's tennis are officially underway.

In the news today, SG senate elections start today. The One Pulse Foundation previewed their new museum. In sports, UCF suffered their second loss of the season against University of Cincinnati.

Today we discuss different events happening during LGBTQ History Month and Climate Change Conference. Knightly News is a student broadcast at the University of Central Florida in Orlando.

Here's a look into last nights UCF soccer game, breaking news on Bernie Sanders, and we highlight a UCF Alum who won an Emmy.

We preview the UCF and FAU men's soccer game. A new texting and driving law comes into effect today. A new cooking demo happened.

In the news today: the Knights took on University of Connecticut in a 56-21 win. UCF Downtown opened a new parking garage and UCF men's soccer take home a win in their first conference game.

In the news today, see who won the Knight Star Awards Also, see who the Knights will play in future football seasons. Check out some of UCF football different uniforms.

In the news today find out the importance of following the rules of the road and see how sea turtles were affected by hurricane Dorian.

In the news today, we cover how to celebrate LatinX Heritage Month, Career Expo, Voter's Registration Day, etc. Knightly News is a student broadcast at the University of Central Florida in Orlando.

In the news today, we cover how Dr. Seifert discusses bodily health, UCF's new aerospace partnership and the debut of driverless shuttles in Orlando. Knightly News is a student broadcast at the University of Central Florida in Orlando.

Senior history major Armani Salado is challenging the status quo.