STEM and language arts — two sides of the same coin? Spanish Professor Tyler Fisher makes the case for unity between STEM and language arts — and what students can do to make the most out of whichever field they choose. UCF Grad on What it Was Like to Work on ‘Toy Story 4’ From creating memorable characters to details you can spot in the movie, character animation grad Teresa Falcone ’14 discusses working for Pixar. ‘#GodHatesYou’ is a Reminder That Words Matter The production is part of Pegasus PlayLab, which is in its second year, and will return to the Theatre UCF stage in August. Let’s Retire the Trope of the Hapless Dad Just in time for Father’s Day 2019, this 2018 UCF Forum column was recently recognized with a feature writing award. UCF Grad’s Pulse-inspired Art Earns Top Honors at Competition Forrest Lawson ’18 created his sculpture to honor the 49 victims and communicate the emotions and responses the shooting awakened across communities. Longtime Professor Tony Major Remembered for Contribution to Film, UCF Major died at the age of 79 after 24 years at the university and leaves a legacy of students who have gone on to careers as actors, producers, directors and talent agents. UCF Alumna Talks Role in Tony Award-Nominated Musical “The Prom” Jerusha Cavazos ’14 made her Broadway debut in the new musical comedy about acceptance and love in October. Now, The Prom is nominated for 7 Tony Awards. UCF Looking for Artists for Orlando’s Hometown Team Mural Project Interested artists may submit an original mural design detailing what the university represents to them by June 14. Turning Adversity Into Art: How One UCF Alum’s Diagnosis Became His Muse Evan Rosato 18’s tumor diagnosis felt like a death sentence. But instead of letting fear consume him, he found understanding and closure through his art. The Science Behind ‘Avengers: Endgame’ As the Marvel Cinematic Universe closes another chapter on the Avengers saga, UCF researchers discuss superhero suits, the quantum realm and how films can inspire the next generation of scientists. UCF in the News UCF DirectConnect Consortium Boosts Bachelor’s Degree Attainment Diverse Issues in Higher Education As Melbourne Beach’s Nesting Green Sea Turtle Population Skyrockets, UCF Researchers are Trying to Better Understand Why Orlando Weekly UCF Researcher Hopes New Technology Can Save Florida’s Citrus Industry WFTV Channel 9 Colleges Find a Low-Cost Marketing Tool: Social-Media Influencers The Chronicle of Higher Education View All Stories about UCF Events at UCF Jun 24 Al-Anon: Serenity Now 7:00 pm - 8:00 pm Jun 25 Nursing Information Session, BSN degree 9:00 am - 11:00 am Jun 25 Specters of Capital: An Exploration in Architecture and Identity by Morgan Craig 10:00 am - 5:00 pm Jun 25 Effective Delegation - PER209 (Faculty & Staff Supervisors Only) 10:30 am - 12:00 pm View All Events Resources About UCF Today Reporting on UCF News Archive Pegasus Magazine Tell Us What You Think Suggest a Story
STEM and language arts — two sides of the same coin? Spanish Professor Tyler Fisher makes the case for unity between STEM and language arts — and what students can do to make the most out of whichever field they choose.
UCF Grad on What it Was Like to Work on ‘Toy Story 4’ From creating memorable characters to details you can spot in the movie, character animation grad Teresa Falcone ’14 discusses working for Pixar.
‘#GodHatesYou’ is a Reminder That Words Matter The production is part of Pegasus PlayLab, which is in its second year, and will return to the Theatre UCF stage in August.
Let’s Retire the Trope of the Hapless Dad Just in time for Father’s Day 2019, this 2018 UCF Forum column was recently recognized with a feature writing award.
UCF Grad’s Pulse-inspired Art Earns Top Honors at Competition Forrest Lawson ’18 created his sculpture to honor the 49 victims and communicate the emotions and responses the shooting awakened across communities.
Longtime Professor Tony Major Remembered for Contribution to Film, UCF Major died at the age of 79 after 24 years at the university and leaves a legacy of students who have gone on to careers as actors, producers, directors and talent agents.
UCF Alumna Talks Role in Tony Award-Nominated Musical “The Prom” Jerusha Cavazos ’14 made her Broadway debut in the new musical comedy about acceptance and love in October. Now, The Prom is nominated for 7 Tony Awards.
UCF Looking for Artists for Orlando’s Hometown Team Mural Project Interested artists may submit an original mural design detailing what the university represents to them by June 14.
Turning Adversity Into Art: How One UCF Alum’s Diagnosis Became His Muse Evan Rosato 18’s tumor diagnosis felt like a death sentence. But instead of letting fear consume him, he found understanding and closure through his art.
The Science Behind ‘Avengers: Endgame’ As the Marvel Cinematic Universe closes another chapter on the Avengers saga, UCF researchers discuss superhero suits, the quantum realm and how films can inspire the next generation of scientists.
As Melbourne Beach’s Nesting Green Sea Turtle Population Skyrockets, UCF Researchers are Trying to Better Understand Why Orlando Weekly
