7 Influential Protests in American History Since America’s beginning people have used protests to make their voices heard and advocate for change. Here are a few historic examples.
Celebrating Juneteenth with a Local History Lesson UCF Associate Professor Scot French will help lead a virtual discussion that anchors this year’s Hannibal Square celebration.
WUCF TV Series to Address Pandemic Impact on Local Arts, History Groups Guests will discuss how programs will carry on in the post-COVID-19 era.
Cheating Online Can Be a Problem, but There Are Ways to Stifle That Reducing the temptation to cheat on tests is ultimately a side benefit of well-designed curriculum, courses and assignments.
UCF Researchers Are Digitally Preserving Florida’s Architecture Before It’s Gone The data generated can be used to not only virtually recreate a structure but also to rebuild it if it’s ever destroyed.
Author, Historian Jon Meacham to Deliver Historical Perspective on Presidency The free presentation by the Pulitzer Prize winner will be 3 p.m. Jan. 23 at the UCF Student Union.
UCF Online Student Makes 1st Visit to Campus — to Graduate The North Carolina resident, who is married to a Marine and had to be ready to move at any time, says UCF’s courses gave her the ability to remain mobile and study on the go.
7 Little-Known Facts about the Declaration of Independence These tidbits might make you rethink the Fourth of July — or at least arm you with some trivia for the holiday picnic.
UCF Graduate to Compete on Broadcast of Jeopardy! In his televised Wednesday showdown, the Red Lobster business systems analyst may have to face one of the winningest players in the show’s history.
History Professor’s New Book About Pan-American Highway Receives National Praise After his first book made it to Oprah.com’s Book Club Selection list, UCF History professor Eric Rutkow’s most recent book, “The Longest Line on the Map: The United States, the Pan-American Highway, and the Quest to Link the Americas,” has been praised by book reviewers.
As Hurricane Season Collides with Pandemic, Officials Say They Have Plans to Tackle Both WFTV Channel 9
