Orlando Business Journal • 7th November 2025

Electric Daisy Carnival Orlando's $110M impact sets stage for another economic surge - Orlando Business Journal

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12th November 2025

CityArts Cafe

The Charge • 10th September 2025

SDS rally against UCF-ICE agreement

The Charge • 10th September 2025

UCF students rally on campus against UCF-ICE agreement

Student protesters holding eye-catching signs and donning protective masks and keffiyehs filled the Student Union patio on Thursday, calling for UCF to sever its ties with Immigration and Customs Enforcement. More than three dozen student protesters voiced their discontent for a 287(g) agreement the university signed in April. The partnership authorizes state officers to be trained to perform immigration-enforcement duties, according to ICE’s website.UCF’s chapters of Students for a Democratic S...

The Charge • 10th March 2025

UCF student sues to halt Trump administration’s TPS rollbacks

Cecilia Gonzalez Herrera and her family packed their bags and fled Venezuela in 2017 — today, the senior political science major is taking the Trump administration to court for its immigration crackdowns.The political and economic conditions in Venezuela no longer supported 18-year-old Gonzalez Herrera and her family, so they trekked to America with a dream to start again.
“At 18, I thought I had my life figured out,” Gonzalez Herrera said. “I was going to college in Venezuela, pursuing...

6th March 2024

MadSoul Music & Arts Festival protest

Orlando Weekly • 14th February 2025

Wiley Gaby returns to Florida as part of a ramblin' queer country showcase this weekend in Orlando

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The Charge • 23rd January 2025

UCF students rally behind second try at recreational marijuana

Only two months after its constitutional measure was defeated, political action committee Smart & Safe Florida is attempting to get the topic of recreational marijuana back on ballots.The constitutional amendment, proposed for the 2026 election cycle, would allow adults 21 and older to purchase, possess and use marijuana for non-medical purposes, according to the amendment.In November 2024, Smart & Safe Florida’s Amendment 3 raked in about 56% of the vote, falling 4 percentage points short of th...

Orlando Weekly • 13th November 2024

Black Violin marks 20 years of remixing music history onstage in Orlando

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Orlando Weekly • 6th November 2024

Genre-transcending band MisterWives play Orlando's Plaza Live this week

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