At UCF, it’s 1 man, 2 guvnors and all silliness
July 22, 2026 Matthew J. Palm reviews Theatre UCF’s production of One Man, Two Guvnors, praising its fast-paced physical comedy, talented student cast and laugh-out-loud performances.
Commentary: From Hopper the cow to the Milk District, T.G. Lee Dairy turns 100
July 22, 2026 Graduate researcher in public history Sarah Boye explores the history of T.G. Lee Dairy and how it became a defining part of Orlando’s growth.
Love Advice from the First President
July 22, 2026 Associate lecturer of history David Head writes about George Washington’s timeless advice on love, marriage and finding the right partner.
UCF-Led Excavation Reveals Evidence of Life, Conflict in Ancient Mesopotamia
June 08, 2026 New discoveries from a UCF-led excavation in the Kurdistan region of Iraq, near the city of Erbil, are reshaping what researchers know about how ancient cities lived, governed and fell.
American Academy of Religion Leadership Portraits: Ann Gleig
June 05, 2026 Professor Ann Gleig has joined the American Academy of Religion’s Board of Directors.
CAH Funded Research 2025-26
June 01, 2026 2025–26 funded research projects involving UCF College of Arts and Humanities personnel include: Projects by Name A Study on Students’ Knowledge of Socioculturally-Informed Student Learning Outcomes in First-Year Composition at a Hispanic-Serving Institution (Council of Writing Program Administrators) American Indian Heritage at Fort Marion (US Dept. of Interior/National Park Service)...
‘A moment of joy’: Theatre students perform for hospitalized children
May 27, 2026 The giggles and laughter of patients filled Nemours Children’s Hospital’s lobby on Tuesday as UCF theater students brought the characters Squiggle and Square to life in their performance of “Pen Pals.”
‘I want a redo’: How a dropout joined the Order of Pegasus in pursuit of her master’s degree
May 27, 2026 After dropping out of UCF almost 23 years ago, a master’s student in studio art and design, never thought she’d return, let alone be inducted into the Order of Pegasus.
UCF Alumnus Makes Epic Mark in the World of Themed Entertainment
May 27, 2026 As a performance coordinator at Universal Orlando Resort, Christian Spencer ’23 ’26MS is applying the unique insight he’s developed through UCF’s hospitality management and themed experience programs to elevate guest experiences.
Maximizing Your Summer Semester with Campus Events, Resources and Coaching
May 27, 2026 From tutoring for summer courses to career support services and social events, there’s plenty of resources and activies for students to take advantage of during the Summer 2026 sessions.
Fresh Squeezed 10 Marks a Decade of Juicy New Art at the Morean
May 13, 2026 SVAD alumni are featured in Fresh Squeezed 10 at the Morean Arts Center, on view through June 25.
Creating Community Through Art: A Graduate Spotlight on Kenyari Gil Rosario
May 08, 2026 UCF MFA graduate Kenyari Gil Rosario uses participatory art and community partnerships to spark conversations around neurodivergence and mental health.
UCF Students Sweep Scholarships at Creative South Conference
May 08, 2026 UCF School of Visual Arts and Design students built connections and confidence needed to succeed in the industry at the premiere design conference.
Annual CAH Staff Awards Honor Excellence and Service
May 08, 2026 On May 7, the UCF College of Arts and Humanities hosted its annual Staff Awards ceremony, celebrating the dedication, excellence and lasting contributions of its staff members. The event underscored the college’s ongoing commitment to recognizing the vital role staff play in the university’s success.
Artist Mär Martinez explores the threads that bind and separate us in new exhibition
May 05, 2026 SVAD alum and Fullbright scholar Mär Martinez presents her first solo exhibition at the Art & History Museums of Maitland.
Faculty adviser fosters multidisciplinary relationship in music, visual media
May 01, 2026 UCF’s Stella Sung blends music and visual media to inspire students through multidisciplinary collaboration.
New ‘Art of AI’ course sparks controversy about the technology’s place in the arts
May 01, 2026 UCF animation and visualization students share concerns about how the new “Art of AI” course could influence the role of artificial intelligence in their education.
Crealdé celebrates America250 with people, places and ideas
May 01, 2026 The UCF School of Visual Arts and Design partners with Crealdé School of Art to showcase Jenkins Scholars’ work exploring identity, heritage, and resilience in the American Mosaic exhibition.
Explore the Smokies: UCF Philosophy Students Learn About Technology and Nature Through Study Away Programs
May 01, 2026 UCF Philosophy students have the opportunity to study in the Smoky Mountains, studying the cultural and ecological significance of America’s National Parks.
UCF Celebrates the Arts showcases campuswide creativity
April 29, 2026 UCF Celebrates the Arts 2026 showcased student and faculty creativity and community engagement across a wide range of performances, exhibitions, and interactive experiences.