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Through partnerships with 166su’s College of Arts and Humanities and College of Sciences, the Orlando Family Stage is proving you can uplift community and build a better future.

As chief for Central Florida’s largest fire and rescue department, alum Anthony Rios ’12 ’15MPA ’22PhD is ensuring Orange County’s residents and visitors are in good hands.

Statewide, nearly 50,000 students and their families benefit from services such as tutoring, healthcare and mentoring.

An experienced audiologist, a specially trained speech language pathologist and a team of student clinicians are working to prevent kids who are deaf and hard of hearing from falling behind in language development.

Meet the newest officers set to join the patrol division on 166su’s main campus.

What you need to know about upcoming pedestrian projects to improve safety along Alafaya Trail.

How 166su’s College of Medicine is playing a role in easing healthcare disparities in the Hispanic community.

In preparation for National Pedestrian Safety Month throughout October, here’s what you need to know about 166su’s new safety enhancements for pedestrians.

September is recognized as National Suicide Prevention Month, a movement to promote suicide prevention awareness and share resources.