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The Charge • 24th October 2025

UCF students celebrate spooky school spirit at annual 'Trick or Tabling' event

Music, costumes and candy filled the Student Union South Patio as students gathered for Knights of the Round Table’s annual "Trick or Tabling" event Monday evening. The Knights of the Round Table partnered with the Campus Activities Board and Late Knights for a tradition that brings student organizations directly to students for a spooky night of fun.

The Charge • 19th October 2025

Six former Knights inducted into UCF Athletics Hall of Fame

Six former UCF athletes were honored Friday night at The Celeste for their influence on the university’s athletic legacy as the newest members of the UCF Athletics Hall of Fame. The program held a formal induction banquet to welcome the alumni.

The Charge • 17th October 2025

UCF Downtown Student Life brings magic to 'Spirit Day'

North Terry Avenue was crowded with students on Thursday afternoon as over 100 students celebrated Downtown Student Life’s UCF and Valencia "Spirit Day" with a Harry Potter-themed twist. The event offered Butterbeer-inspired drinks, themed glasses, wands and stickers. Students also got the chance to tie-dye T-shirts, enjoy free food from Allan’s Jerk Shack food truck, and take part in inflatable axe-throwing and jousting.

The Charge • 16th October 2025

UCF men’s basketball goes into season with new roster, same goals

UCF men’s basketball is preparing to tip off a new season with a blank-slate roster but familiar goals.
After having no players return on UCF's roster from last season, head coach Johnny Dawkins emphasized the importance of remaining firm on his standards during the team's public media day on Monday.

The Charge • 11th October 2025

UCF volleyball drops third straight Big 12 matchup in 3-1 loss to No. 11 TCU

UCF volleyball fell to the No. 11 TCU Horned Frogs 3-1 on Thursday at The Venue, continuing the Knights' losing streak.

The Charge • 9th October 2025

UCF volleyball aims to snap losing streak as Big 12 play returns to The Venue

After a challenging road trip, UCF volleyball is looking to break its two-match losing streak as the team returns home to face TCU on Thursday at The Venue.

The Charge • 8th October 2025

UCF men's tennis overcomes adversity at UCF Invitational with multiple set sweeps

UCF men’s tennis team went undefeated in multiple singles and doubles matches this weekend at the UCF Invitational despite inclement weather and a banged-up shoulder one of its seniors was dealing with.

The Charge • 30th September 2025

RECAP: UCF men's tennis pushes into quarterfinals at the Bedford Cup

UCF men’s tennis advanced into both singles and doubles draws this weekend at the Bedford Cup in Tallahassee.

The Charge • 14th September 2025

RECAP: UCF volleyball defeats FAU 3-1 in 'Space Game' to secure seventh season win

UCF volleyball overcame a third-set loss to secure its seventh win of the season against FAU on Saturday during its annual "Space Game" at The Venue.

The Charge • 14th September 2025

UCF volleyball rallies to finish off FAU 3-1 in 'Space Game'

After a third-set loss, UCF volleyball reestablished its focus and defeated the FAU Owls at home 3-1 in the team's "Space Game."

The Charge • 20th May 2025

UCF students prioritize safety six months after Halloween shooting

Six months after the Halloween shooting in downtown Orlando, some students are still processing their trauma and adapting new safety habits, all with a heightened sense of caution.

The Charge • 28th April 2025

UCF Victim Services founding director reflects on career prior to retirement

A good Samaritan found herself among the rubble and dust in New York City on September of 2001, helping victims and their families navigate what soon became a national tragedy.
Christine Mouton, director of UCF Victim Services and adjunct professor, is retiring this June after over 20 years of helping victims, including establishing Victim Services at UCF and setting up victim resource centers after 9/11, the Pulse Nightclub shooting and the Las Vegas shooting.

The Charge • 14th April 2025

UCF’s $13.2 million Area Pedestrian Safety project now complete

UCF students are now utilizing signalized crosswalks and wider sidewalks built as part of the $13.2 million UCF Area Pedestrian Safety project, according to the project's senior engineer and the vice president of Gibbs & Register, the project's construction company.

The Charge • 28th February 2025

Students concerned after reported car break-in attempt at The 9 UCF

A video posted to a UCF Facebook group showed two individuals reportedly attempting auto burglary at a nearby campus housing complex around 2 a.m. on Feb. 8, according to student sources.

Centric Magazine • 5th December 2024

Testing, Testing

At UCF, students and faculty are prompted by the impact of regurgitation and advances of AI to question whether traditional exams are the most effective method to measure student learning despite their
long reign in the education world.