ORLANDO | Thousands of people gathered to celebrate the 22nd year of Come Out with Pride on Oct. 17 at Lake Eola Park from noon to 9:30 p.m.

New and vibrant artistic sounds and visions, an expansion of civil rights, and a celebration of the new and the next in Black culture all converged in 1920s and ’30s New York City as the Harlem Renaissance. This incredible creative movement will be revisited on a local stage this week, with a new production of Orlando-born stage musical Lenox Ave.

The UCF Arboretum hosted its annual spring clothing Swap Shop on Thursday and Friday at Memory Mall, giving students a place to donate old clothes and find some new clothes, all for free.From 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. both days, the Swap Shop provided an opportunity to give back to the community, rather than throw away lightly used second-hand clothing that still has more wear to come, according to the UCF Arboretum.
Three tables lined Memory Mall with clothing in all shapes and sizes, from goin...

A student organization hosted a walkout on Friday at noon at Memory Mall, protesting Immigration and Customs Enforcement cooperation on campus and the lack of knowledge about where tuition money goes, as well as advocating that professors be given raises.

Hundreds of students trekked into the Reflecting Pond's dangerous waters on Friday in hopes of securing a UCF treasure, a rubber duck, at Spirit Splash.