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UCF Sustainability Initiatives has set updated sustainability goals to reach by 2030 with the new Sustainability and Climate Action Plan, UCF sustainability specialist Yara Watson said at a town hall Friday.

Americans across the country can order free at-home COVID-19 tests provided by the Biden administration. 

UCF's Social Justice and Advocacy (SJA) kicked off Social Justice Week on Monday with a Martin Luther King Jr. Day event.

An 18-year-old was shot three times at a local high school on Wednesday, according to a Sanford Police Department media release. 

The Markeith Loyd case will receive the judge's decision in March on whether or not the death penalty will be issued, Judge Leticia Marques said in a hearing on Friday. 

UCF psychology professor Paula Reynoso died over the winter break, according to an announcement psychology department chair Florian Jentsch sent Friday.

UCF's Recreation and Wellness Center opened the Thrive450 outdoor gym with a ribbon-cutting ceremony on Tuesday afternoon. 

Actor and comedian Bob Saget died Sunday at 65 years old at the Ritz-Carlton in Orlando, according to an Orange County Sheriff's Office tweet. 

While the fall of 2020 saw the highest number of students ever enrolled at UCF, the fall of 2021 saw the school's steepest decline in enrollment since its inception.

As the spring 2022 semester begins Monday, rising cases of the omicron variant of COVID-19 may impact the new school year.

After a jury decided in December that Markeith Loyd deserves death, a judge denied his defense's request for new expert testimony and a hearing extension Friday. 

The state of modern American politics took a dark, unfamiliar turn when a violent rightwing mob stormed and infiltrated the U.S. Capitol building exactly one year ago.

Though the High Education Emergency Relief Fund III application has been temporarily disabled over winter break, UCF students who have yet to apply will be able to do so Monday.

After a year of practicing remotely due to COVID-19, UCF College of Medicine graduate students are finally getting to practice on real patients. 

A long-awaited autopsy report for slain 19-year-old Miya Marcano was finally made public Monday.