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Pulling Back the Paper: Charles Clary Discusses Art, Pain and Transformation

August 28, 2024  Through his cut-paper art, Clary invites viewers to explore the delicate balance between life and impermanence in his Memento Morididdle exhibition.

The 2024 Reaching for the Stars as a Global Citizen Lecture Series Returns This Fall

August 26, 2024  The 2024 “Reaching for the Stars as a Global Citizen: An Intellectual Journey of Asia and the World” lecture series will be hosted at the University of Central Florida for the second time this fall.

Safeguarding Mental Health A Marching Rountable

August 23, 2024  UCF music professor Michael Morrow emphasizes UCF’s proactive approach to addressing mental health issues within marching bands.

Alligators and swamp buggies: How a roadside attraction in Orlando staved off extinction

August 23, 2024  UCF history professor James Clark weighs in on Gatorland’s significance as a cultural and historical landmark in Florida and its evolution below.

Pirates don’t leave a paper trail. Did Jean Lafitte and crew spend time in Lake Charles?

August 22, 2024  UCF historian David Head investigates if pirate Jean Lafitte buried treasure at Lake Charles.

Welcoming New Faculty Members to the College of Arts and Humanities

August 07, 2024  The UCF College of Arts and Humanities welcomes new faculty members joining our college in fall 2024.

Gilman Scholars Making a Difference in World and Beyond

August 06, 2024  Fifteen UCF students, including Arielle Colon from the College of Arts and Humanities, have been selected for the Gilman Scholarship, a study abroad program.

Dr. Brian Miller Appointed Chair of Department of History

August 05, 2024  The UCF College of Arts and Humanities announces the appointment of  Dr. Brian Craig Miller as professor and chair of the Department of History, effective August 8, 2024. Miller brings years of experience and a passion for teaching, research and service to the role. 

UCF Knights, Alums Represented in College Football 25

July 24, 2024  From being a Marching Knight to a 3D environment/lighting artist, Victoria Torres ’24 has a unique perspective on the development of EA SPORTS’ latest video game.

UCF Theatre Studies Alum to Represent at 2024 Paris Summer Olympics

July 24, 2024  Alum Kristen Thomas ’16 will compete as a rugby traveling reserve for Team USA.

CAH Faculty Honored with Promotion and Tenure in 2024

July 10, 2024  The College of Arts and Humanities is proud to celebrate the success and achievements of our faculty.

Why Should You Study Italian in Florida?

July 09, 2024  Chiara Mazzucchelli, the Neil Euliano chair and director of UCF’s Italian studies program, shares five potential benefits of studying the language.

UCF Preserves and Honors Veterans’ Legacies

July 09, 2024  The Veterans Legacy Program at UCF is dedicated to honoring and sharing the untold stories of veterans, preserving their experiences for future generations.

UCF Art in State Finalist Review Meeting

July 08, 2024  The Art Selection Committee for UCF’s Art in State program will hold a Finalist Review Meeting for the Dr. Phillips Nursing Pavilion, UCF College of Nursing project on July 12.

Behind the Curtain: Theatre UCF Seen Through Actor’s Film Photography

June 27, 2024  Take a special look into the unique perspective of Theatre UCF student Justin Joseph Rotolo.

UCF VLP Institute Honors World War II Veterans and Educators in St. Augustine

June 14, 2024  The UCF Veterans Legacy Program is continuing its important work of memorializing veterans with the second annual UCF VLP Institute.

From UCF to Carnegie Hall: Alum Prepares to Make Debut

June 12, 2024  David Redman ’10MA anticipates his Carnegie Hall debut, where he’ll perform Dan Forrest’s Requiem for the Living with 150 voices from around the world, accompanied by the New England Symphonic Ensemble.

Through Her Lens: Exploring the Legacy of Ula Stoeckl, a Tribute by alumna Rachel Braaten  

June 10, 2024  Rachel Braaten, a distinguished alumna of the Texts and Technology PhD program at the University of Central Florida (UCF), brings her own distinct perspective to the exploration of Stoeckl’s legacy, a perspective that is both scholarly and creative.

Pegasus PlayLab Explores the Importance of New Play Development    

May 30, 2024  Theatre UCF’s Pegasus PlayLab gives new play development the power to challenge norms, provoke thoughts, and spark conversation, keeping theater fresh and engaging for audiences.

SVAD Alum and Faculty Member Ashley Taylor ’11 Selected as Adobe Creator Class team partner for Orlando Pride

May 28, 2024  Ashley Taylor has been recognized by Adobe and the National Women’s Soccer League for her innovative projects showcasing the intersection of fans and the sport.