Alumna Uses Literature to Support Holocaust Education
June 24, 2021 English alumna Tiffany Sidders ’21 studied an important approach to Holocaust education — using literature to teach people about the atrocities.
Join us for a BFA Musical Theatre Virtual Open House this October
June 24, 2021 Interested in a pursuing a career in musical theatre? Attend the University of Central Florida BFA Musical Theatre Open House on Saturday, October 2, 2021 at the UCF Performing Arts Center.
UCF Ranked #2 Among Top Public Animation Schools and Colleges Nationally
June 24, 2021 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.
Theatre UCF 2020–21 Recap
June 24, 2021 A recap of Theatre UCF’s 2021-22 season including virtual performances, musical concerts, outdoor plays, UCF Celebrates the Arts and more!
Student Showcase Celebrates Latinx Feminist Voices
June 21, 2021 On March 24, the Women’s and Gender Studies program presented a student showcase in celebration of Women’s History Month and Latinx feminist voices.
Judy Duda: Honoring Bud Weber’s Passion for Arts
June 17, 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.
Jeff Moore Reappointed Dean of UCF’s College of Arts and Humanities
June 15, 2021 Jeff Moore, dean of UCF’s College of Humanities for five years, has been reappointed to the post. The dean focuses on collaborative, interdisciplinary and community-centered activities.
College of Arts and Humanities Dean's Societies
June 14, 2021 The UCF College of Arts and Humanities Dean’s Societies, established in 2019, recognize the College’s most loyal supporters — alumni and friends who make annual gifts at leadership and major gift levels. Ongoing, annual support pledged for five years helps the College reach its full potential, enabling faculty and staff...
Faculty Showcase Celebrates Latinx Voices and Artistic Expression
June 11, 2021 On March 23, the Women’s and Gender Studies program presented a faculty showcase in celebration of Women’s History Month and Latinx feminist voices.
Virtual Event Explores Activism During the COVID-19 Pandemic
June 11, 2021 On March 18, the Women’s and Gender Studies program hosted Change Never Stops: Pandemic Activism, a presentation that shared examples and possibilities for engaging in activism while maintaining protective measures during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Theatre UCF’s 2021–22 season explores contemporary American theatre
June 09, 2021 Theatre UCF explores the question “what does it mean to be an American?” in a season of works by contemporary American playwrights that tackle experiences from the complexities of adolescence to the ups and downs of adulthood, from losing everything to finding the love of your life.
Robert Rivers Awarded the 2021 Florida Prize in Contemporary Art
June 08, 2021 Robert Rivers, professor of art at the School of Visual Arts and Design, was named the winner of the 2021 Florida Prize in Contemporary Art.
UCF Summer 2021 Commencement Schedule and Fall Makeup Ceremony Announced
June 08, 2021 Summer 2021 Grad Walk takes place August 4–6 and three in-person commencement ceremonies will be held August 7.
Discover the History of Juneteenth with Dr. Fon Gordon
June 07, 2021 On June 8 from 7:00–8:00 p.m., the Orange County Library System will host Juneteenth in American History, a free virtual event featuring Fon Gordon, associate professor of history and coordinator of Africana studies.
UF Offers Language Courses to SUS Students
June 07, 2021 In the fall 2021 semester, UF will allow students in the State University System (SUS) to enroll as transient students in applicable language courses. UCF students may participate in UF’s Shared Languages Program (SLP) only if a specific language course is not offered at UCF.
Orlando Sentinel: Florida Prize exhibit opens at Orlando Museum of Art, highlights Sunshine State artists
June 07, 2021 UCF professor Robert Rivers is among the finalists and is the overall Florida Prize winner for 2021. The exhibition is on view from June 4 – August 22 at the Orlando Museum of Art.
John Norton ’20MA Tackles Tragedy Through Theatre
June 02, 2021 John Norton ’20MA, a former Theatre UCF graduate student, has been awarded a Kennedy Center Citizen Artist Award for his play Triggered.
Angela Kafka '21: Redefining Technical Communication
June 02, 2021 With a passion for revolutionizing the technical communications field and empowering the community, Angela Kafka ’21 has made a name for herself as a powerhouse in her field.
Why Do We Celebrate Pride Month in June and LGBT History Month in October?
June 01, 2021 Martha Brenckle, professor of Writing and Rhetoric, provides a brief history of the recognitions of Pride Month and LGBT History Month in the United States, and why representation matters.
UCF Professor Gives Gift of Music to Underserved Students
June 01, 2021 Students at local Title I schools get a free music education through the local non-profit organization A Gift for Music.