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Lesli Hoey talks with the Transformative Food Systems Fellows at the University of Michigan Campus Farm.

Hungry for Change

Taubman College Welcomes New Faculty, Fellows for 2024-25

Taubman College welcomes 10 new faculty members – including a new chair of the architecture program – and three fellows for the 2024-25 academic year. The new faculty and fellows […]

Portrait of Kelly D. Powell

A Kaleidoscopic Career

Arquero de Alarcón on the curatorial team for the XIII Ibero-American Biennial of Architecture, CLIMATES: Actions for Good Living

A visit with a lead designer of the African Leadership University in 2020.

Cultural Immersion, Catalyst for Growth

Taubman College’s Spring Travel Courses Give Students Global Experience

Hoey Argues for the ‘Urgent Role’ of Urban Agriculture

Taubman College Students Win Michigan Association of Planning Awards

Hwang’s Initiative to Make Architectural Education More Equitable Wins U-M Teaching Innovation Prize

Taubman College Students Win 7 of 12 Scholarships Awarded by Michigan Architectural Foundation

Sirota, Wilkins Awarded Graham Foundation Grants

Portrait of Cyrus Peñarroyo

Peñarroyo Explores Ways to Spatially Re-socialize the Internet During Art Omi: Architecture Residency

New Inhabiting Light Alcove at Nichols Arboretum to Provide Space for Healing

Founded by U-M Grads 40 Years Ago, Quinn Evans Receives AIA’s Architecture Firm Award, Celebrates Opening of Michigan Central Station

On the same week it was honored with the 2024 Architecture Firm Award from the American Institute of Architects, Quinn Evans celebrated the opening of the iconic Michigan Central Station. […]

Portrait of Lan Deng

Featured in Newsweek, Deng’s Study Examines the Highly Concentrated Nature of China’s Housing Industry

Portrait of Sharon Haar

Haar Appointed Emil Lorch Collegiate Professor of Architecture and Urban Planning

Portraits of Natalie DeLiso, Nicole Tooley, and Irene Wei

Taubman College Students Honored in 2024 Saarinen Swanson Essay Competition

2024 Willeke Prize Honors Distinctive Student Designs

First EcoGIS Program Introduces High Schoolers to Environmental Justice – and the Tools to Address It

A vector field with various white lines showing field direction and disturbances introduced by a mouse click.

Sanchez partners with U-M Center for Academic Innovation to Launch Programming for Designers

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