College of Arts and Humanities News

Offered through the Africana Studies program, this course teaches students of all disciplines the big significance of a relatively small region.

Rhetoric is everywhere — on TV, on our phones, in conversations. Learning how to use rhetoric can help you better understand messages while effectively communicating in any situation.

The projects, which received $25,000 each, were chosen for improving our sense of community through the power of arts and wellness.

UCF researchers collaborated with the Cheyenne and Arapaho tribes of Oklahoma and Florida and national agencies to restore 10 indigenous prisoners’ experiences for their descendants and the public.

The annual Knights Write Showcase welcomes attendees to view poster presentations displaying writing research projects, attend various panels that discuss writing-related issues and ideas and celebrate award-winning student work.

Assistant Professor of English Stephen Hopkins was selected for a highly competitive year-long, $60,000 fellowship in support of his book, The Infernal Laboratory: Vernacular Theology and Hell in the Medieval North Sea.

UCF alum Melissa Mitchum provides advice to help new students make the most of their college experience.

Two associate professors with expertise in Chinese society and culture share the history behind the holiday, lucky foods and more about the Year of the Rabbit.

Tal Minks ’18, character animation alum and soon-to-be psychology graduate, worked on Avatar: The Way of Water in his role as a lead animator for Steamroller Animation.