We are pleased to announce that OverKnight Study is back for the Final Exam period of the Spring semester! We’re offering extended hours on selected dates in the John C. Hitt Library from 1:00am – 6:00am. Amenities include 200 study seats, access to desktop PCs, drink and snack machines and security staffing. Below are the following dates of the OverKnight Study for the Spring Semester:
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We’re excited to announce that the UCF Library now has access to Springer-Nature’s extensive collection of academic journals. With thousands of peer-reviewed journals, eBooks, and reference works at your fingertips. Springer-Nature provides fast access to students and faculty.
Springer Nature is the reading platform of choice for researchers worldwide — it is the home to the world’s most influential journals and databases.
With fast access to journals, eBooks, reference works, and protocols, the platform provides users with peer-reviewed content across a vast range of subject disciplines.
As a UCF student or faculty member, you now have access to 39 high-demand Nature Journals! These are all available via Primo, the library databases page, or from the Springer-Nature databases link.
The Universal Orlando Foundation Library at UCF’s Rosen College of Hospitality Management will permanently close on April 29, 2025, at 5pm as part of broader renovations to the Rosen College campus. While the physical space will no longer be available, library resources and support services will remain accessible to faculty, staff, and students.
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Do you have some music you’d like to play, a poem, performance or just something you would like to say? Whether it’s stand-up or a speech and you need feedback or an audience to practice on, share what you would like at Open Mic Knight!
Wednesday, March 12th, 2025
7pm – 9pm
John C. Hitt Library – Room 223
Presenters will have up to 10 minutes allotted for setup, presentation, and breakdown.
Slots are limited – contact us as soon as possible for registration.
Walk-ins are welcome as time permits – no guarantees.
For more information, please contact mary.rubin@ucf.edu
See you there!
In academic articles, the author’s opinions are often presented or portrayed as fact, making it difficult for readers to discern fact from interpretation. To recognize this difference, it is easiest to analyze an academic article by sections.
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