Judging a record by its cover: UCF introduces album art history course October 22, 2026 by Maya Shternshus A new course studying the history of album cover art is coming to UCF this Spring.
UCF Theatre opens Godspell October 22, 2026 by Maya Shternshus The Charge covered the opening of Theatre UCF’s Godspell.
Art! Night! Art Knight! School of Visual Arts and Design’s Open House Shines Light on Student Work October 22, 2026 by ad539340 The School of Visual Arts and Design invites the public into its studios and classrooms for 5th annual Art Knight!
How Language and Culture Keep the International Space Station Connected October 21, 2026 by Jamie Akenberger
Theatre UCF’s GODSPELL Named ‘Critic’s Pick’ October 20, 2026 by ad539340 Orlando Sentinel senior critic and arts writer Matthew J. Palm has named Theatre UCF’s production of Godspell a Critic’s Pick.
UCF Italian Club President Selected for National Italian American Foundation Fellowship October 20, 2026 by Jamie Akenberger Modern Languages and Literatures student selected for 2026-27 National Italian American Foundation (NIAF) On Campus Fellowship.
More Than Gods and Monsters: Exploring the Stories That Shape Us October 20, 2026 by Jamie Akenberger Associate lecturer Stacey L. DiLiberto is bringing a new perspective to her Comparative Mythology course.
From Center Stage to Setting the Stage October 16, 2026 by Jamie Akenberger Annie Swift ’26 turned a theatre education from UCF into a career building the immersive haunted houses behind Universal Orlando Halloween Horror Nights, where every detail helps tell a story.
Has ‘parasocial’ become the internet’s catchall insult for fan behavior? October 12, 2026 by Maya Shternshus UCF English Professor Mel Stanfill Explains Parasocial Relationships and Fan Behavior.