PHOTOS: Protestors speak out against preaching ministry group
A protest began on campus against a preaching ministry group near the John C. Hitt Library on Tuesday.
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Winter Springs residents come together at sandbag site ahead of Hurricane Milton
Winter Springs residents lined up early Tuesday morning to stock up on sandbags at the city’s self-serve station in Central Winds Park in the face of Hurricane Milton.
Oviedo public housing expansion gets another push
Minerva Rosa didn’t know what to do. The rental prices of her Oviedo apartment had risen beyond her budget and she didn’t think she could find something within the city that she could afford.
LGBTQ+ UCF students react to Colorado Springs nightclub shooting
UCF LGBTQ+ students mourned the news of a shooting at a gay nightclub in Colorado Springs, Colorado, which left five dead and 19 injured on Nov. 19.
Finally, a smooth road for Boston Hill Cemetery
Longtime Oviedo resident Ida Boston sat on a plastic folding chair facing toward Boston Hill Cemetery the morning of July 27, greeted by a hint of blue sky and sun from behind the clouds in the early morning.
Parents, coaches urge Commission to light up Central Winds Park
Parents and coaches of some of the city’s young local athletes urged the Winter Springs City Commission to address their concerns regarding lighting in Central Winds Park during its Feb. 24 meeting.
Techniques of Food Preparation class offers student-created tastings
As a team of students emerged from a back kitchen, they held aloft a tray filled with what they'd dubbed "mini brunch burgers" for hungry guests — a dish featuring warm, handmade donuts in lieu of typical burger buns.
Wide margins in Winter Springs Commission election
Sarah Baker, Mark Caruso and Paul Diaz are Winter Springs’ newest Commissioners, closing out a contentious Winter Springs Commission election that saw two incumbents knocked out.
UCF Korean Culture club performs, films first public dance cover
The UCF Korean Culture Club met at Memory Mall on Thursday evening to film its first live dance cover in front of an audience.
Female professionals discuss entertainment industry with students
On the stage of the UCF theater sat not a group of students performing their latest play but a row of women ready to share their experiences in the entertainment industry.
Traffic, leadership, boathouses dominate Windermere candidates forum
But the evening while congenial was also light on substance with softball questions like What has the town done right/wrong? and What leadership qualities would you bring? Left unexplored were key issues facing Windermere residents like the 7.20 percent increase in millage rate; the $453,000 in legal fees the town has paid to date to fight over the boathouses — with another $225,000 budgeted as the lawsuit proceeds to trial; or how the town might close the budget gap for school resource officers...
Tensions escalate as Commission mulls killing city committees
In what might seem like deja vu for residents, the Winter Springs Commission saw heated exchanges among members Monday night following discussion on the sunsetting of various city committees as well as a request by Commissioner Paul Diaz for numerous city financial reports.
Arboretum Unplugged at UCF offers camping for festival attendees
The UCF Arboretum allowed students to camp out for the first time at its Arboretum Unplugged event Friday.
Student residents at Lark apartments react to change in electric policy
UCF student residents at the Lark Central Florida apartment complex will no longer have electricity included in their housing agreement rate if they choose to renew their lease for the upcoming year.
Winter Springs candidates talk floods, manager search, trade jabs
Incumbents and newcomers discussed their ideas for the future of Winter Springs while lobbing outward and concealed criticisms at each other during the Meet the Candidates Night at Tuscawilla Country Club on Sept. 19.
Parrot rescue seeks aid after flooding
A cacophony of chirps, squawks, and whistles greet Ellen Sherman as she approaches the barn that once housed a large portion of her rescue parrots. Now, it’s filled with ankle-deep, murky brown stormwater.
Students celebrate start of spring with Rosen Bloom Fest
Students entered the Rosen Courtyard on Wednesday to the sounds of modern-pop classical covers, gardening activities and decorative flowers covering the spring-themed space.
Parrot rescue seeks aid after flooding
A cacophony of chirps, squawks, and whistles greet Ellen Sherman as she approaches the barn that once housed a large portion of her rescue parrots. Now, it’s filled with ankle-deep, murky brown stormwater.
UCF alumni gather for National Networking Knight events
UCF alumni across the nation met in multiple cities for the second annual National Networking Knight Thursday evening.
CDC reports early flu increases and higher activity levels
UCF students could expect a difficult flu season this winter as seasonal influenza activity is continuing to increase earlier than normal, according to reports released by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Oct. 28.
Students celebrate start of spring with Rosen Bloom Fest
Students entered the Rosen Courtyard on Wednesday to the sounds of modern-pop classical covers, gardening activities and decorative flowers covering the spring-themed space.
UCF Arboretum curb inlet stickers promote stormwater infrastructure awareness
The UCF Arboretum began the installment of its new student-designed curb inlet stickers on Sept. 7.
Knights Read Community Bus bring books to students
The UCF Knights Read Community Bus project provided children with new books to help promote student literacy efforts on Monday.
Residents speak out against Oviedo land development
Residents of Seneca Bend, a 21-home community off of Winter Springs Boulevard, have voiced concern about a proposed childcare facility within their neighborhood that would replace 0.83 acres of marshy wetlands.
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LGBTQ+ UCF students react to Colorado Springs nightclub shooting
UCF LGBTQ+ students mourned the news of a shooting at a gay nightclub in Colorado Springs, Colorado, which left five dead and 19 injured on Nov. 19.
Arboretum Unplugged at UCF offers camping for festival attendees
The UCF Arboretum allowed students to camp out for the first time at its Arboretum Unplugged event Friday.
UCF Korean Culture club performs, films first public dance cover
The UCF Korean Culture Club met at Memory Mall on Thursday evening to film its first live dance cover in front of an audience.
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