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Dean Massey: New Master of Urban Technology will equip students to lead through innovative degree design, emerging tech, and human connections

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Clutter and Peñarroyo’s “Internet Cafe” opens at Works + Words Biennale in Aarhus

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Ph.D. student K C and Professor Larsen: Autonomy key to long-term satisfaction in post-disaster housing

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ARCH1 team wins third place in Archcontest’s ‘Schrödinger’s Room’ competition

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Three alumni elevated to AIA’s College of Fellows for 2026

Climate Futures Research Grant Awardees

Climate Futures grants fuel faculty solutions: microgrids, DIY home rehab, mussel-based insulation

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Norton, M.U.R.P. alumni explore funding methods for Michigan water trails in new report

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Ph.D. student wins Life-Changing Education Grant to study impact of super-philanthropy in Detroit

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Arquero de Alarcón to lead interuniversity water research project funded by Livable Futures grant

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Book featuring Herscher’s work on Chicago’s colonial history wins 2025 Colvin Prize

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IN THE NEWS: Barnett-Harrison discusses new role as CEO of Detroit Wayne Joint Building Authority on CBS Detroit

IN THE NEWS: Boyer’s hybrid ‘Courtyard House’ featured in Azure Magazine

The cover of Invisible Exile featuring a silhouette of a person walking in a vast white space with an orange circle for the sun.

Kinder launches new book exploring narratives of displacement

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Liang, Mills, and Wilcox receive 2026 Sustainability Catalyst Grants

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Taubman College faculty awarded Impact Institute funding to address urgent challenges

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Taubman College launches new Architecture Minor

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Ahlquist to lead Taubman College’s role in new ASICS x Michigan Sport Innovation Center backed by $25M commitment

IN THE NEWS: Unverzagt, M1DTW featured in Wall Street Journal article about ‘Backyard House’

Herscher’s Under the Campus, the Land named one of 2025’s Best Books by American Society of Landscape Architects

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Liang and Boyer discuss data centers, AI, and cities as networks for Urban Tech substack

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