College of Arts and Humanities News

UCF students in acting, animation and film get the chance to collaborate and create while preparing for the future of entertainment.

UCF’s ‘Star Wars’ expert discusses predictions for the movie, what’s next for the franchise and, of course, Baby Yoda.

Top initiatives were selected from a competitive group of 18 proposals.

Titus Thomas lived in eight foster homes before he found his adoptive forever family and now wants to give hope to others in the same situation.

During a visit on International Day of Persons with Disabilities, branding director Mrudula Peddinti ’18 shared how the nonprofit is empowering kids through prosthetics.

“Art has always been about letting go of your preconceived notions of how things should work and just allowing the best of what’s possible to unfurl naturally,” says Rex Hammack.

Soon-to-be-retired UCF professor of music and director of choral activities David Brunner has natural rhythm in his life. Just listen.

Andrew Allen ’18 graduated without major debt from the university and worked with the ¢ent$ible Knight$ program to help other students save money while earning their degrees.

The month-long exhibit on Memory Mall honors 1,500 student-veterans on campus and those who have served our country.