Department Archives: College of Arts and Humanities

History professors James C. Clark and Luis Martínez-Fernández have been featured by a number of news outlets for their insight into the recent protests in Cuba.

Beyond the broad range of career options available for today’s music composition students, significant gains have been made in the field’s diversity, both stylistically and demographically.

Theatre studies alumna Kristen Thomas ’16 is headed to Tokyo’s Summer Olympics as the co-captain of Team USA’s rugby sevens team.

Texts & Technology Ph.D. student PS Berge explains how researchers and designers are harnessing the power of interactive to bring new narratives to life

Congratulations to the College of Arts and Humanities faculty members who retired in the 2020–2021 academic year!

Explore a list of the College of Arts and Humanities’ funded research projects and the people involved.

A sampling of the many courses offered at UCF that cover a broad range of topics related to business and entrepreneurship, including two from the Department of Modern Languages & Literatures.

English alumna Tiffany Sidders ’21 studied an important approach to Holocaust education — using literature to teach people about the atrocities.

Animation Career Review has ranked the UCF School of Visual Arts and Design No. 2 among the nation’s top public animation schools and colleges in 2021.

Thanks to Judy Duda’s generous gifts in memory of Col. Howard (Bud) Weber, the UCF Performing Arts Center will continue to shine a spotlight on music, theatre and community.