The True Story Behind Horror Movies Horror-film expert and Associate Professor Gary Rhodes discusses the origin of the genre, a UCF film legacy and what to watch this Halloween. UCF Pays Tribute to Parramore Community with New Custom Glass Artwork at Downtown Campus The installation, created by artist Nancy Gutkin O’Neil, was produced in partnership with Parramore residents and business owners. UCF CREATE Launches ‘Lead… Like a Girl’ Courses In Honor of International Day of the Girl With the observance on Oct. 11, students can enroll in leadership, interviewing, and other life and career skill courses, which are intended to empower girls all-year long. UCF’s 1st Campus Hotel to Open The five-story hotel’s celestial decor is in recognition of the university’s early days in connection to space exploration and Kennedy Space Center. Far From Being Anti-religious, Faith and Spirituality Run Deep in Black Lives Matter UCF Associate Professor of religion Ann Gleig discusses the religious and spiritual ties within the global movement. UCF Art Gallery Exhibition Examines Effects of Mass Incarceration The first exhibition of the new school year is on view in-person at the UCF Art Gallery through Oct. 1 and online indefinitely. PHOTOS: Celebrating Representation During Latinx Heritage Month Inspired by the arts and multimedia, five Knights discuss their cultural pride and the importance of representation. Each Generation Must Act as a Cultural Bridge to the Next Our passed-down stories give a sense of belonging, purpose, place and greater meaning. UCF History Professor Becomes Nationally Syndicated Columnist Professor Luis Martínez-Fernández hopes to use the platform to give a voice to a growing and important Latino community in America. New Latinx Leadership Course to Broaden Cultural Competence, Empower Students At the start of Latinx Heritage Month, we take a look at a new course that can benefit students now and in their future careers. UCF in the News Puerto Rican Vote Becomes Essential as Early Voting Begins in Florida, a Battleground State ABC News NASA Spacecraft Will Swoop in, Collect Chunk of Asteroid to Bring Home this Week WKMG News 6 UCF Among 500 Best Universities in the World for 2021 Orlando Business Journal UCF Student Contact Tracers Work to Stop Spread of COVID-19 WOFL Fox 35 View All Stories about UCF Events at UCF Oct 26 Sunrise Yoga 7:30 am - 8:30 am Oct 26 Healing Art Exhibition: Call for Entries 8:00 am - 11:59 pm Oct 26 Precedence Committee 9:00 am - 10:00 am Oct 26 2020 Faculty Exhibition 10:00 am - 5:00 pm View All Events Resources About UCF Today Reporting on UCF News Archive Pegasus Magazine Tell Us What You Think Suggest a Story
The True Story Behind Horror Movies Horror-film expert and Associate Professor Gary Rhodes discusses the origin of the genre, a UCF film legacy and what to watch this Halloween.
UCF Pays Tribute to Parramore Community with New Custom Glass Artwork at Downtown Campus The installation, created by artist Nancy Gutkin O’Neil, was produced in partnership with Parramore residents and business owners.
UCF CREATE Launches ‘Lead… Like a Girl’ Courses In Honor of International Day of the Girl With the observance on Oct. 11, students can enroll in leadership, interviewing, and other life and career skill courses, which are intended to empower girls all-year long.
UCF’s 1st Campus Hotel to Open The five-story hotel’s celestial decor is in recognition of the university’s early days in connection to space exploration and Kennedy Space Center.
Far From Being Anti-religious, Faith and Spirituality Run Deep in Black Lives Matter UCF Associate Professor of religion Ann Gleig discusses the religious and spiritual ties within the global movement.
UCF Art Gallery Exhibition Examines Effects of Mass Incarceration The first exhibition of the new school year is on view in-person at the UCF Art Gallery through Oct. 1 and online indefinitely.
PHOTOS: Celebrating Representation During Latinx Heritage Month Inspired by the arts and multimedia, five Knights discuss their cultural pride and the importance of representation.
Each Generation Must Act as a Cultural Bridge to the Next Our passed-down stories give a sense of belonging, purpose, place and greater meaning.
UCF History Professor Becomes Nationally Syndicated Columnist Professor Luis Martínez-Fernández hopes to use the platform to give a voice to a growing and important Latino community in America.
New Latinx Leadership Course to Broaden Cultural Competence, Empower Students At the start of Latinx Heritage Month, we take a look at a new course that can benefit students now and in their future careers.
