School of Visual Arts and Design News

With a foundation in traditional animation — paired with a willingness to adapt — UCF art alum Luke Cormican ’01 navigated decades of change to ultimately lead the hit animated television series Teen Titans Go!

This year’s festival explores the powerful relationship between artist Marc Chagall, Fiddler on the Roof and composer George Gershwin.

The honor is designed to recognize some of UCF’s brightest stars who shine a positive light on UCF and in their respective fields.

Utilizing art and their life experiences with incarceration, Alexander Alvarez ’24MFA and Jim Wysolmierski ’24MFA are looking to inspire incarcerated students.

This year’s winning projects focused on collaboration within diverse communities through the intersection of arts and wellness.

The generative AI technologies highlighted at the conference allow for enhanced concept art generation and digital storytelling in a powerful way and is something Limbitless hopes to continue to implement as it serves more patients.

In honor of Artificial Intelligence Appreciation Day (July 16), here’s how UCF is exploring this rapidly evolving technology in the arts.

The rankings signal the strength of the programs’ academic reputation, graduation rates, value as it relates to tuition and indebtedness, and ability to prepare graduates for dynamic careers with industry giants.

For Lyn Oquendo, UCF’s commencement “signifies everything I’ve worked so hard for.” But this is not simply the story of a student working hard. It’s an illustration of uncommon drive.