Pintura Project 2025: Celebrating art and culture
Hosted at The Nash Orlando, the project saw over 50 artists showing off their creativity with live painting all across the mural space behind the Hittin’ Skins print shop.
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Thousands turn out to Lake Eola Park for Orlando Magic 5K
Track Shack, in partnership with the Orlando Magic, held its annual Orlando Magic 5K, 1 Mile and Kids’ Run Feb. 4 in downtown Orlando.
Mayhem on Mills brings the chaos for 6th anniversary
One wrestler in particular, known as “The Cheese,” appeared to be a clear fan favorite with nearly the entire crowd joining in to chant, “CHEESE, CHEESE, CHEESE, CHEESE!” as he proposed his run for the position of Mayhem on Mills president. Screams of joy rang out from the crowd when The Cheese went on to win his fight after forcing his opponent Drennen’s face into a small portable toilet full of cheese.
The night concluded with the new Mayhem on Mills champion, Daniel Starling, standing victori...
The night concluded with the new Mayhem on Mills champion, Daniel Starling, standing victori...
Congressman Frost responds to pro-Palestine protestors at MadSoul music festival
Chanting could be heard from across Loch Haven Park, even over the sounds of music blasting from the stage speakers.
Congressman Frost, LGBTQ+ leaders address ongoing immigration talks
Congressman Maxwell Frost held a press conference Jan. 8 at Christ the King Episcopal Church to discuss the current state of immigration in the United States and ongoing negotiations for new immigration policy changes.
UCF Photography Club returns after year and a half long hiatus, renamed Knights Studio
If there are two words to describe the UCF Photography Club before it began rebuilding itself, it would be “completely dead.”
This is how Ocean Uddin, Knights Studio president and junior computer science major, described the club’s state when he attempted to join a few months ago.
This is how Ocean Uddin, Knights Studio president and junior computer science major, described the club’s state when he attempted to join a few months ago.
Former NFL star talks about identity, inspires students despite low attendance
The Pegasus Ballroom was nearly empty and completely quiet on Tuesday evening at 8 p.m., as a few students and event organizers sat in a circle of chairs waiting for Ryan K. Russell to walk out and take his seat in front of them.
UCF Late Knights carnival reunites families for evening of fun
Under a warm sunset, the sound of bells ringing loudly from a carnival game and families yelling out with cheers filled Memory Mall as kids ran laughing all around at Friday evening's Family Weekend Carnival from 5-9 p.m.
CAB speed friending helps students make new connections
A room full of students fell silent as Campus Activities Board Impact Director Adriana Day began to explain the rules of speed friending at the Live Oak Center on Monday night at 6:30 p.m.
