Mike DiNapoli’s Music Will Play On October 14, 2026 by Jamie Akenberger As UCF’s Flying Horse Big Band filled the room with the energy of live jazz, Senior Instructor Emeritus Joseph “Joe” DiNapoli recognized more than talented student musicians taking the stage.
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.
UCF faculty rehearse ‘challenging’ pieces for annual recital October 12, 2026 by Maya Shternshus UCF violin professor Ayako Yonetani and pianist Natsumi Shibagaki talk about the challenges of their faculty recital program.
Theatre UCF brings a world of metaphors to life in ‘The Hatmaker’s Wife’ October 12, 2026 by Maya Shternshus Go behind the scenes of Theatre UCF’s The Hatmaker’s Wife.
UCF honors Gloria Steinem’s life and legacy October 12, 2026 by Maya Shternshus UCF’s Women’s and Gender Studies program hosted a remembrance of Gloria Steinem.
Smithsonian historians bring new perspectives on space history to UCF October 12, 2026 by Jamie Akenberger Smithsonian historians visited UCF to launch a student-led Space History Project.
Themed Experience Alum Reaches New Heights October 12, 2026 by Maya Shternshus A Q&A with Universal Creative Art Director Anthony Aguilar.
UCF Honors 8 Trailblazing Faculty With 2026 Luminary Awards October 8, 2026 by Jamie Akenberger Texts and Technology Program and Department of English professor Mel Stanfill is one of this year’s luminaries.
Theatre Grad Alex Bair ’16 Builds the Systems Behind the Spotlight October 5, 2026 by Jamie Akenberger UCF theatre grad Alex Bair ’16 blends his skills in theatre and technology to support the financial systems behind the entertainment industry.
UCF AI class explores its impact in the arts October 5, 2026 by Jamie Akenberger UCF’s new art course helps students decide when generative tools should be used in creative processes. UCF AI class explores its impact in the arts