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This year’s winning projects use technology to bridge arts and wellness.

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

Through this course students explore rhetorical theories and strategies in a specific popular culture discourse or medium — with music icon Taylor Swift being the focus of the 2024 offerings.

From groundbreaking research to being the youngest school to join the Big 12, this year Knight Nation reached new stars.

Thanks to a generous donation, a new program at UCF pairs theatre studies, creative drama and nursing students to provide interactive theatrical programming for patients at Nemours Children’s Health.

Renowned composer and Pegasus Professor Stella Sung shares the importance of integrating science and the arts, as well as her research on using virtual and augmented reality in the classical concert setting. 

Located in the east wing of Dr. Phillips Academic Commons, the mural intends to uplift each viewer.

Although UCF Celebrates the Arts looked a little different this year, the heart of the annual festival remained the same: the arts are built on community.

“The Grumpiest Boy in the World,” which will be performed Saturday at Celebrates the Arts, is the latest production out of the TYA program — an important arts education field that provides a range of skills and career opportunities.