Stella Sung Honored as Trustee Chair
On July 20, the UCF Board of Trustees honored Pegasus Professor of Visual Arts and Design Stella Sung as one of the three new Trustee Chairs.
UCF Game Designers to Showcase Work at Smithsonian, Meet White House Staff
A team of video game designers from UCF’s School of Visual Arts & Design will visit Washington, D.C., this week to showcase its accessibility-friendly video game at the Smithsonian American Art Museum. Team members also will meet with the secretary of the Smithsonian to demonstrate the power of video games to help children and squeeze in a visit with White House staff interested in accessibility technology.
Flying Horse Big Band Hits Milestone on Jazz Charts
The Flying Horse Big Band, composed of students in UCF’s jazz studies program, reached a milestone this week – placing its third album on the top three national jazz charts.
Screenwriter Barry Sandler talks about film 'Making Love'
School of Visual Arts and Design associate professor Barry Sandler sat for an interview with David Reddish, UCF alumnus (B.F.A. Film) and film editor of Queerty magazine, to discuss his groundbreaking screenplay, Making Love.
Lanlan Kuang Builds Bridge to Silk Road's Cultural Heritage
Assistant Professor of Philosophy Lanlan Kuang is conducting fieldwork at the Dunhuang Mogao Caves along China’s Silk Road this summer. The nearly 500 caves are the largest and most complete treasure repository of Buddhist art, murals and more than 2,000 painted sculptures.
"The Committee" Documentary Now Online
Watch CAH’s award-winning documentary “The Committee” online at WUCF TV.
Remembering Pulse
UCF invites the community to campus on June 8 to honor and remember the 49 lives taken at Pulse.
'Hamilton' Calls UCF Alumnus for Role in National Tour
“Perform as if your last meal depended on it,” Desmond Newson said. That piece of advice from his wise brother was a driving force that landed Newson a coveted spot in the national tour of the Tony-award winning Broadway musical, Hamilton.
Arts & Humanities 2017 Founder's Day Awardee
Dean Jeff Moore introduces the UCF College of Arts & Humanities 2017 Founder’s Day winner: History major Kayla Davis.
Gerstein to Show in Orlando Museum of Art Florida Prize in Contemporary Art
Mark Gerstein, associate professor of UCF’s School of Visual Arts & Design, has been chosen to exhibit in the 2017 Orlando Museum of Art Florida Prize in Contemporary Art. This annual event celebrates the achievements and innovation of Florida artists and the vision and talent inherent in their work.