Paola Negron

Between the countless pirouette and step combinations, some UCF dance students immerse themselves in various ballet sections outside of their dance classes.

The first half hour of class is taught by Judi Siegfried, dance coordinator at the performing arts center, who instructs her intermediate level students on various dance step combos. Providing feedback and instruction, her students laughed and smiled at their mistakes and tried again. Siegfried said teaching her students is a breeze compare

The Lavender Council celebrated their first ever outdoor festival celebrating the LGBTQ+ community’s artistry on Tuesday evening.

Crystal Murphree, second-year Lavender Council member, said she has had a passion for art and music her whole life and has accomplished the goal of creating an event that highlights the artistry she’s surrounded by with the first-ever queer arts showcase at UCF.

“I love my friends who are artists, I love watching people create, I love having art in my room,” Murphre

Between balancing assignments, a podcast, work commitments and an internship, for senior hospitality management major Jessica Depirro, anxiety is the norm. Depirro had a busy day ahead of herself with starting her new internship at The Wedding Salon Bridal Shows, completing her final day of server training at The Stubborn Mule restaurant and finishing an unnerving amount of school assignments. “People expect a lot from you in customer service,” Depirro said. “I felt like I had to reach the stand...

The Women in Film Club helped its members Thursday to secure class registration, internship opportunities and fill their resumes through its networking meeting.Alexis Calderwood, president of Women in Film, said she led the meeting along with Betsy Kalin, assistant film professor, at the Nicholson School of Communication, where they advised students on film set opportunities, upcoming projects, resumes and course-registration suggestions. Calderwood said the club guarantees that members get the...

Dedicated to celebrating creativity and innovation, Strike Magazine Orlando brought students together for its first-ever fashion show on Saturday evening at Arboretum Park. For students to witness Strike Orlando's artistic expression come to life, the team created an evening dedicated to subversive storytelling through fashion pieces. Between the cathartic style of eco-couture, the edginess of brutalism and the etherealness of Avent Garden, was a lively crowd with enthusiastic wonderment....