Longtime Professor Tony Major Remembered for Contribution to Film, UCF Major died at the age of 79 after 24 years at the university and leaves a legacy of students who have gone on to careers as actors, producers, directors and talent agents.
UCF Film Professor Plays Huge Role in African-American Cinema Past and Future Anthony Major has spent more than four decades creating films that depict slices of the African-American experience in the United States.
Live, Learn – and Let Live I grew up in a segregated community in Florida and attended supposedly “separate but equal” schools in a small town that had separate water fountains,…
Much of Society’s Unrest Caused by Barrage of Negative Stereotypes in Films Everybody has a perception about what the image of art should say – or not say – but few have an informed opinion. The power…
Solving a Historical Puzzle with 5,000 Pieces With more than 5,000 historic items dating back to the 18th century, UCF’s Carol Mundy Collection tells the story of the African-American experience through books,…
UCF Ties Run Deep at Zora! Festival Posters of the Zora Neale Hurston Festival of the Arts and Humanities line the streets of Eatonville this week, and University of Central Florida students…
When Spike Lee Was On Campus In his speech titled, “America Through My Lens”, Spike Lee spoke in the Student Union at UCF in 2005 to help commemorate the legacy of…
UCF, Seminole State College Invest in Future: New Hires to Increase Enrollment Orlando Business Journal
