Opinion: The Extent of Racism in Politics

Two former presidents spoke out about alleged racism towards Barack Obama this month.  Jimmy Carter, the 39th President of the United States, claimed that the...

Syrian Refugee Shares His Story at UCF

A packed room of students, faculty and staff gathered at in the Student Union as part of Social Justice Week co-hosted by UCF’s Social...

Okeechobee Music and Arts Festival Initial Lineup Announcement

The Okeechobee Music and Arts Festival has just released the 2016 musical lineup as well as ticket prices. This festival is set to take...

Bree Newsome: ‘I Want to be Replaceable’

“You can't help it. An artist's duty, as far as I'm concerned, is to reflect the times,” Nina Simone once stated. This quote headed the...

Obama Endorses Mosque Near Ground Zero, Sparks Firestorm of Controversy

Comments by President Barack Obama supporting the planned building of a mosque in the shadow of ground zero -- where thousands of Americans died...

Top Spring Break Destinations for 2012

“What are you doing for spring break?” Is a question we've all been hearing for the past few weeks here at UCF. Spring break...

Autograf’s Mikul Wing Speaks on Band’s Inspiration

Just before the JOOX Music Beta Launch Party at The Knights Pub this past Thursday, special guest Autograf's very own Mikul Wing illuminated the lavish...

UCF professor suspended for parody YouTube video, pending investigation

A UCF professor was suspended Friday after publishing an online video mocking a formal complaint made by one of his own students,...

Why is Tim Tebow Posing Shirtless?

When KnightNews.com revealed Tim Tebow proudly admitted he was a virgin, you made it one of our most clicked on stories -- ever. So, when we...

Arizona Immigration Law Debate: Students Speak Out

With the Arizona immigration law causing a heated debate across the country, KnightNews.com sought out two students who have very different opinions on the...

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