Sabrina Hansen

A bill is actively in the Florida Senate to ensure right-wing political commentator Charlie Kirk will never be forgotten.On Oct. 14, 2025, Republican state Sen. Johnathan Martin filed Senate Bill 194, also known as the Charlie Kirk Day of Remembrance. The bill would be enacted on July 1 and, if passed, would mark every Oct. 14, Kirk's birthday, as a day of remembrance for the activist.As of Feb. 24, the Senate Fiscal Policy Committee voted on the bill, 12 yeas to 6 nays, and it has been placed o...

UCF Dining Services announced in an Instagram post on Nov. 25 that a Reflecting Pond staple would have a new home in the spring.Topper's Creamery has now moved into Knightstop in the Student Union.Some students were unaware of the move, still believing the creamery operated out of a small kiosk nestled between the library and Millican Hall. “I didn’t know that it moved,” Samantha Luque, senior communications major, said. “I have all online classes, so I haven’t been on campus that much, but when...

Siemens Energy, a multinational energy company and Pegasus Partner of UCF, opened a new facility in Research Park on April 13 to use artificial intelligence to improve electrical grids. The new 6,000-square-foot Grid AI Lab was part of a $1-billion investment by Siemens Energy in the United States, with the goal of “transforming how electrical grids are managed,” according to Transformer's Magazine.

When I was eight years old, my brain was wired on two things: the clothing brand Justice and American Girl.Although obsession only took hold of me for three years, some feelings still lingered. When I was trying to decide what to do for my 21st birthday, I originally wanted a Jersey Shore-themed party; however, I quickly realized that my house is not spacious enough for that, so I hunted for another option. Then, a lightbulb went off, and I remembered where my dreams came true as a 10-year-old:...

On Aug. 25, in NPR’s Up First episode, “Trump Threatens Chicago, DOJ Latest, US-South Korea Summit,” the hosts Steve Inskeep and A Martinez reported that President Donald Trump is potentially sending the National Guard to Chicago. The mayor of Chicago, Brandon Johnson, was not happy about this, saying it would be “illegal, uncoordinated, uncalled for, and unsound.”Clearly, Johnson and Trump are not in agreement with each other. In the same episode, Inskeep and Martinez played a soundbite of the...