Grayson Keglovic

1 week ago | orlandoweekly.com | Grayson Keglovic

click to enlarge Courtesy photo Malcolm Todd plays the Plaza Live Malcolm Todd, a rising star in the Gen-Z indie pop and alternative R&B scene, is set to perform in Orlando Wednesday at the Plaza Live. This Orlando stop is one of 26 dates on the “Wholesome Rockstar Tour,” his first-ever headlining tour, following the release of his debut album this year.

1 month ago | ucf.edu | Grayson Keglovic |Juzanne Martin

Seven accomplished leaders, educators and researchers in the College of Health Professions and Sciences (CHPS) have been inducted as Distinguished Fellows in the National Academies of Practice (NAP). The prestigious distinction is awarded to scholars who have excelled in their field while demonstrating dedication to the advancement of interprofessional education, scholarship, research, practice and policy in support of interprofessional care.

2 months ago | orlandoweekly.com | Grayson Keglovic

It was "last call" at the Kia Center all night long on Friday. Seventeen-time Academy of Country Music Awards winner and owner of one of the greatest mustaches in modern music Alan Jackson “rocked the jukebox” for more than two hours in Orlando. His “Last Call: One More for the Road Tour” took the Kia Center audience through every stage of both his career — and, by extension, country music history.

Nov 18, 2024 | ucf.edu | Grayson Keglovic

A new semester usually means new opportunities. This semester, students striving to further their education in health sciences have more opportunities to prepare for careers focusing on health promotion and wellness with a new master’s program. “We are excited to offer a program in which students gain transferable knowledge and skills applicable to all healthcare advocates and professionals,” says Department of Health Sciences Chair Gail Kauwell.

Oct 7, 2024 | orlandoweekly.com | Grayson Keglovic

Internet sensations Charli XCX and Troye Sivan brought their double-headed "Sweat" tour to Orlando on Sunday, while the audience brought the energy that elevated an already charged atmosphere into ecstasy. As we looked around the arena, we saw a tidal wave of raised hands that moved at different paces but somehow worked in unison. It sounded as if there was never a break in the audience’s screams.