Join us for a space where college students can explore important topics that college may not necessarily teach. Each topic is thoughtfully curated to help students navigate the challenges of college life and prepare for life after graduation. Lunch and Learn is inspired by the King Center’s Lunch and Learn series and its focus on gathering information and educating ourse

  Are You Smarter Than a 5th Grader? 🧠🎉 Think you’ve got what it takes? Join us for a fun-filled Jeopardy-style trivia game that will put your knowledge to the test — from Kindergarten through 12th grade! 🏆 Challenge yourself🎮 Enjoy open game lounge play🍕 Free food👥 Mingle with friends Come out, have fun, and see if you're really smar

We will set up a station for residents to customize jars and write affirmations for themselves to read throughout the semester. We will have tea for them to drink while they make these, so they can decompress. We want residents to think about things they want to affirm for themselves positively while fostering connections with RA's and their floormates!

We are going to be hosting a walking taco bar and a new year's resolutions workshop in order to allow residents to connect with each other, plan their goals for the 2025 year, and enjoy dinner. Creating a sense of belonging and meaning as they build stronger connections within the community.

Join Wesley at Faith UMC every Wednesday morning to organize food from Second Harvest. Earn volunteer hours while you help this ministry prepare for their weekly food pantry the following day.   This event is perfect for students interested in casual and quiet community service.

Get in the game on January 21, 2026, from 11 AM–2 PM! 🏆 Join us for a fun, high-energy event where you can explore campus and community resources, play interactive mini-games, and grab different free items and giveaways!  Show off your team spirit, meet new people, and learn how to stay active and involved on campus. Don’t miss this chance to connect, play, and celebrate we

At UCF Trivia Knight, students will foster some friendly competition as students learn about UCF history, campus, and pop culture via trivia. Students will have the opportunity to engage with fellow new students in their second week on campus. Chick-fil-a sandwiches will be provided to the first 50 RSVPs who show up, and then as supplies last.

Join us at 5:30 p.m. for a free dinner! Hang out with friends, play some games, and destress over some warm, free food each Wednesday.   Once a month, we will have an event night; past events have included karaoke, vision board crafting, bingo, etc. With these events, you have the opportunity to win gift cards to local restaurants, supporting the Orlando community!   We a

Residents will connect and reunite with each other as they engage in a social event, easing them back into the spring semester. Residents will find ways to decompress and energize themselves as they prepare to take on their new classes.

We host weekly GBM meetings where we get together and play riichi mahjong. Everyone is welcome and no previous experience is needed. We have beginner tables to teach people the game as well as more experienced tables for people looking for a serious game. We have the club from 7-11 Pm but you are free to stop by anytime. Hope to see you there!https://discord.gg/YwBAwrwUED

Join Wesley at UCF every Thursday from 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. as we support a local food pantry at Faith United Methodist Church. Whether you can stay for just an hour or the entire time, your help will make a significant difference!

Spiritual Direction is the ancient practice of sitting with others while deeply listening and paying attention to the wisdom within.   Led by certified Spiritual Director Barb Shortal, this time will focus on truly listening to your words, feelings, thoughts, and even the silence—to help you uncover what is already within you. A spiritual director’s role is to hold a compas

Welcome back Knights of the Paw! We are excited to see you again this semester at the Arboretum at UCF. We will do re-introductions for our new members joining us this spring and get right into the activity "This or That" where we will divide the space by which fandom you prefer more and find folks who like the same mmedias as you do!

Join for our first meeting of Spring 2026! Learn about HOPE membership and upcoming suicide prevention trainings that the club will be offering. We also will learn about suicide prevention, as trained HOPE members present the AFSP’s signature workshop, Talk Saves Lives.  Where: Zoom only  When: Friday January 23rd at 4:00-5:15 PM  Who: Anyone is welcome to attend!  Questi

Residents are invited to come together in a relaxed, cozy environment while wearing their favorite pajamas and enjoying freshly made pancakes. Join a welcoming and low-pressure space to unwind, socialize, and connect with peers, with food, fun conversation starters, and a comfortable atmosphere, residents will have the opportunity to build meaningful relationships and feel mo

Join us at Faith United Methodist Church every Sunday for worship starting at 10:00 a.m.    Faith UMC shares our mission to alleviate poverty, and we are so excited to partner with their community. Rev. Erwin Lopez will serve as pastor and preach every Sunday.    A bus will leave from the Wesley Foundation on UCF Campus at 9:15 a.m. to transport those needed to Faith UMC.

Join us for rock painting,new year’s affirmationsand snacks

Want to take Mental Health First Aid (MHFA) for Adults? We have a training at DOWNTOWN UCF Campus on Tuesday January 27th at 9:00-5:00 pm (with a lunch break included).  During this training you'll learn warning signs of mental health challenges such as stress, anxiety, depression, psychosis and suicidal ideation. MHFA equips you with an ALGEE model to approach, assess, give

Day at the Capitol is an immersive and hands-on opportunity designed to connect UCF students directly with Florida’s state legislators. Participants get the chance to engage in meaningful conversations about important issues that affect the UCF student body, sharing their perspectives and advocating for positive change. Beyond advocacy, this experience offers a unique chance