Isaac Abdelmessih

Web Stories

Web Stories - written stories published on the open web. These stories can blend images, video, text, or other visuals into a single online clip.

This collection of my published online stories highlight my determination to inform UCF faculty, staff, and students about topics that have direct impact on our campus.

The Charge • 27th March 2026

From Lebanon to Orlando: How one graduate student's desire turned tragedy into purpose

When Sarah Al Asmar arrived at UCF in 2024 to pursue her master’s degree in public policy, she brought more than just a desire to excel in academia...

Isaac Abdelmessih

The Charge • 20th September 2025

UCFPD fielded 12 reports of stalking on main campus in 1 month, crime log states

The UCF Police Department responded to 12 initial reports of stalking on UCF's main campus and its residential facilities in one month, nearly a third of the campus's average number of reports in a year, according to its daily crime log.

The Charge • 26th April 2024

Get to know the UCF Cypress Dome Society

Lorilie Louis said they believe that telling a story is only as good if it is told the way the author intended it to be. "I want whatever story I tell to be told my way," Louis said. "Who else is going to tell your story except you?"

The Charge • 18th April 2024

Reflecting on the 55th session of UCF's Student Senate

Coursen Greene comes from a proud line of public servants who have served their communities. "My grandfather was involved in my local..."

The Charge • 24th March 2024

Get them to Greece: UCF's Global Legal Empowerment Brigades is heading to Athens this May

UCF’s Global Legal Empowerment Brigades is putting the final touches on sending members to Greece this May. GLEB President Nicole Rohrback, senior biology major, said...

The Charge • 28th February 2024

Giving it his all: UCF student senator describes his passion for what he does

When Student Government Sen. Ethan Temple’s younger brother Evan was born, he committed to looking after and being a role model to him throughout his life...

The Charge • 17th February 2024

Faculty union concerned with state law that may force decertification

For Dr. Jason Fridrich, helping students find success is a goal he hopes to accomplish as a professor at UCF. However, under a new law passed in the state legislature that cracks down on public-sector unions...

The Charge • 5th February 2024

UCF Women's Caucus spearheads measure to increase menstruation products on campus

The UCF Women's Caucus is pursuing an initiative that would supply all women's and gender-neutral bathrooms...

The Charge • 1st October 2023

Onto Oklahoma: UCF men's tennis tournament preview

The UCF men's tennis team is sending two of its highest-ranked players to Tulsa, Oklahoma, to compete...

Isaac Abdelmessih

Web Stories

From Lebanon to Orlando: How one graduate student's desire turned tragedy into purpose

UCFPD fielded 12 reports of stalking on main campus in 1 month, crime log states

Get to know the UCF Cypress Dome Society

Reflecting on the 55th session of UCF's Student Senate

Get them to Greece: UCF's Global Legal Empowerment Brigades is heading to Athens this May

Giving it his all: UCF student senator describes his passion for what he does

Faculty union concerned with state law that may force decertification

UCF Women's Caucus spearheads measure to increase menstruation products on campus

Onto Oklahoma: UCF men's tennis tournament preview

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Isaac Abdelmessih