Although the UCF community has widely accepted it as an iconic display of school spirit, recent investigations by the World Health Organization have revealed that the staggering number of students claiming to “bleed black and gold” are, in reality, experiencing the first stages of an extremely rare, infectious, and life-threatening [...]
Biological reproduction has long been a mystery among biologists and pastors alike. But thanks to the geniuses over at Lake Nona, the dark veil may have finally been lifted. Human beings, long thought to be asexual mammals–where the female buds an offspring out of her vagina, and the male serves [...]
A heralding achievement that will forever be recognized as a major breakthrough in biology occurred last evening at UCF’s Lake Nona research facility when Michael Web, M.D., published results from his painstaking twenty-year project. “At first I thought that my data had been confounded in some manner,” reported Web, M.D., [...]
Suicide has long been an ailment of the college milieu. Surveys report that half of college students nationwide have contemplated suicide at least once. But what if this act of desperation that has been with us since the dawn of man could be wielded for the betterment of not only [...]
The benefits of marijuana have been well documented for the past decade. Treatment with marijuana can promote reduced strain in ocular and other motor movements for those suffering with glaucoma and arthritis as well as increased appetite for those being treated with chemotherapy. The latest and perhaps most shocking wave [...]
This afternoon UCF’s Memory Mall hosted the 2011 Relay for Life fundraiser. Below are a selection of photographs displaying the function’s most inspiring messages.
If you’re like any other college student in America, you know there just isn’t enough time in the day to get your studying done. Statistics show that the average college student loses up to half of their 24-hour day eating and sleeping. Thankfully, UCF’s College of Medicine has partnered up [...]
New estimates show that only 1 in 500 of college students, about 0.2%, are infected with HIV. This percentage seems almost completely incompatible with the recent influx of overly paranoid students. Dr. Thomas R. Frieden, Director of the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) expressed his concern [...]
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