Archaeologists Race to Save 4,000-Year-Old Unfired Cuneiform Tablets in Iraq
Associate professor of history leads efforts to save ancient cuneiform tablets in Iraq.
Florida historian Jim Clark, UCF lecturer and Orlando journalist, has died
Jim Clark, a beloved UCF history senior lecturer, has died.
UCF provides art therapy for veteran students and staff
Kevin Haran, professor of visual arts and design, led “Ink, Inspiration, & Insight” in UCF’s Office of Military and Veteran Student Success lobby.
UCF alumnus Justin Matthew Sargent Shares How to ‘Survive the Madness’ of Showbiz
Alumnus Justin Sargent shares his journey to Broadway, highlighting the people and places that impacted him.
Study Here, Work Here Emmily Stufflet’s Story
Emmily Stufflet graduated from UCF in 2024 and has stayed with the Knight family as the marketing specialist for the School of Visual Arts and Design.
Assistant Professor Carissa Baker Shares Her UCF Journey
Carissa Baker graduated from UCF and is now back as an assistant professor of theme park and attraction management.
UCF Historians Infuse the Past with Tech to Breathe New Life into Atlantic Migration
An ambitious UCF-led team comprising faculty, students and recent graduates are using advanced digitizing to better visualize 17th and 18th century European religious migration to the Americas and connect us to the past.
Mission Accomplished: Bionic Kid Zachary “Pays It Forward”
UCF School of Visual Arts and Design celebrates National Comic Book Day by highlighting Limbitless Solutions’ bionic kid, Zachary.
One Sequin at a Time: Teneé Hart’s Immersive Journey Through Home
Pathways 2024 Prize winner Teneé Hart transforms the UCF Art Gallery with a deeply personal solo exhibition that reimagines the meaning of home.
The League of Extraordinary Storytellers Episode 10: Peter Weishar
In this podcast episode, Theron Skees talks with Peter Weishar about teaching the next generation of themed experience leaders how to create unforgettable worlds.