College of Medicine students on Tuesday released their first edition of The Script, a full-color literary art magazine that celebrates self-expression and humanism in medicine....
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A new, 100-plus-court tennis center at Lake Nona will become the home of the University of Central Florida’s tennis teams and provide UCF students with...
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Growing up near Avon Park FL, Bobby Palmer spent his childhood tagging along with his dad who repaired air conditioners and his grandfather who owned...
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As the son of a single mother who works as a housekeeper, Eddie Sanchez worried he’d never be able to afford medical school. But thanks...
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Nearly 50 million Americans — 1 in 5 — live with a disability, and as result may have special needs on the job and with...
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Medical school graduating senior Jenn Bazemore Fundora has had a life-changing few months. She’s gotten married, matched into a pediatric residency program at the prestigious...
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The Journal of Patient Safety estimates that up to 440,000 patients die a year because of preventable actions such as misdiagnosed conditions and drug interactions....
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Nearly 100 golfers took to the course at Lake Nona’s Golf & Country Club April 28 vying for the best score on the green and...
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Most students spend their first two years of medical school in a classroom listening to lectures on the science they need to become doctors. At...
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As Americans struggle to care for a rapidly aging population, approximately 43.5 million people have assumed caregiver roles for aging family members and another 14.9...
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Actors using the art of Inclusion Theater will help College of Medicine faculty, staff and students learn how to better engage with individuals with disabilities...
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Cathy Gutierrez grew up in a tiny one-bedroom apartment in Queens, N.Y., with a single, hard-working mother and a younger sister suffering from many health...
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