UCF Theatre for Young Audiences students performed "Let's Go Camping!" for a group of children on Tuesday morning at the Dr. Phillips Center for Performing Arts."Let’s Go Camping!" started as an interactive play designed to be performed at the bedside of pediatric hospital patients, according to Elizabeth Brendel Horn, associate professor of theatre.
“We had a goal to be able to take the performance bedside because that is going to help us reach more patients if we are able to visit them...

UCF students engaged in discussion and shared volunteer experiences on Wednesday afternoon during the Deliberate Dialogue discussion.

Deliberate Dialogue was a conference held for students to have conversations regarding important social issues around volunteerism. According to the United Nations Volunteer website, volunteerism contributes to various fields of social and environmental issues and fosters values of solidarity, reciprocity and empowerment.

“I was given the opportunity to help org

The Confidence Conference on Thursday afternoon in the Key West Ballroom discussed tips on self-image and expression.

LGBTQ+ Student Support Services and the Multicultural Student Center collaborated on this conference for students. The event was hosted by Isabella Demblewski and Jazmon Hayes, LGBTQ+ student support services members, and they presented an interactive PowerPoint presentation with advice about self-love and empowerment.

“It’s always helpful to have a guide,” Hayes said. “I feel

From the second quarter to the final seconds of the game, Kansas prevented the UCF women's basketball from closing the gap below 10 points, defeating the Knights 65-53.

With missed baskets and the strong defense of the Kansas Jayhawks (16-11, 3-8 Big 12) throughout each quarter, the UCF Knights (12-15, 3-14 Big 12) struggled to keep it close at Addition Financial Arena on Wednesday night.

“I thought for the most part defensively we were really engaged,” Kansas head coach Brandon Schneider said

After a comeback win against Iowa State on Feb. 3, UCF women’s basketball failed to continue its streak, losing 67-61 against Cincinnati.

“Central Florida has improved so much, and it makes us feel good to be able to walk away with a win today,” Cincinnati head coach Katrina Merriweather said.

With back-to-back failed shots from beyond the arc at the beginning of the game and a cluster of fouls in the fourth quarter, the Knights struggled to come out on top against the Bearcats. Overall, UCF p

The crowd erupted in cheers as UCF women’s basketball defeated Houston in 92-87 overtime for its first Big 12 conference win on Saturday afternoon.

“It feels good", UCF head coach Sytia Messer said. "We had a lot of weight on us to get that first win.”

Junior guard Kaitlin Peterson cemented victory for the UCF Knights (10-8, 1-7 Big 12) by hitting the game-sealing shot with only five seconds left on the clock, defeating the Houston Cougars (11-9, 2-7 Big 12) in overtime.

“I was telling them '

Students assembled in lines stretching from both sides of the street outside the Addition Financial Arena with nerves building as some students anticipated what opportunities awaited them at the Internship & Career Expo job fair on Thursday.

“I’m feeling a little nervous, but also excited because I think a lot of opportunities may arise that I’ll find myself with," said Sabrina Awad, senior criminal justice major.

The Internship & Career Expo is a networking event where students have the chanc