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  • UCF, FSU Team Up to Lower Cost of Law Degree

    The Florida State University College of Law will begin accepting applications for fall 2015 admission from college juniors at the University of Central Florida as part of a new 3+3 program. Under the recently approved program, students who meet certain admission requirements can complete a bachelor’s degree and a law degree in six years rather […]

  • Symposium to Highlight Role of Technology in Government

    The increasing role of technology in government will be the topic of an upcoming symposium at the University of Central Florida. UCF’s Lou Frey Institute of Politics and Government will host “From the Chambers to the Cloud: Connecting Citizens and Local Governments.” The event will be free and open to the public. The symposium will […]

  • Sea Turtles' 'Lost Years' Mystery Starts to Unravel

    Small satellite-tracking devices attached to sea turtles swimming off Florida’s coast have delivered first-of-its-kind data that could help unlock the mystery of what endangered turtles do during the “lost years.” The “lost years” refers to the time after turtles hatch and head to sea where they remain for many years before returning to near-shore waters […]

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A doctor in training is schooled in the fine art of inserting a needle into an arm. His first patient? His instructor.

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  • The Anxiety of ‘Read It Later’

    The Anxiety of 'Read It Later'

    As a kid, I loved horror movies, and so one year I set out to record every horror movie ever made. My parents had purchased a box of blank VHS tapes from Sam’s Club, and I used Super Long Play to record three movies to a single tape. (The quality was terrible, but this was […]

  • Economic Recovery on a Leash Because of Legislative Jumble

    Economic Recovery on a Leash Because of Legislative Jumble

    The implementation of laws pertaining to America’s health care and banking institutions is keeping the economy on a leash, when it could be running free. The Affordable Care Act and Dodd-Frank Act rollouts have collapsed into a jumble – a mass of things mingled together without order, a confused mixture, a disordered mass, said University […]

  • Softball: Turnier’s Terrific Week

    Softball: Turnier's Terrific Week

    After setting the program regulation strikeout record with 16 against Bowling Green, UCF sophomore Shelby Turnier was announced as the American Softball Pitcher of the Week on Monday. Turnier was 3-0 on the week with 38 strikeouts in 20 innings. In the milestone performance, the Palm Beach Gardens native sent down the final eight batters […]

  • Rosen College Advisor Elected Region Chair for National Academic Advising Association

    Rosen College Advisor Elected Region Chair for National Academic Advising Association

    Joshua Johnson, an academic relations coordinator at UCF’s Rosen College of Hospitality Management, has been elected Southeast Region 4 Chair of the National Academic Advising Association (NACADA). Johnson will assume this leadership role in October at the end of the NACADA Annual Conference in Minneapolis, MN and serve in this position until October 2016. “This […]

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A Graduation Story

More than 4,500 UCF students graduated during December 15-16 commencement ceremonies. The anticipated graduates include 3,712 who filed intents to receive bachelor’s degrees, 810 for master’s degrees, four for education specialist degrees and 65 for doctoral degrees. With this week’s graduations, UCF will have awarded more than 225,000 degrees since classes began in 1968.