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U-M requires COVID-19 vaccinations for all students, faculty, and staff…

Camilla Lizundia, M.U.R.P. ’22, Works with A2 Leaders to Develop Downtown Park

Wilcox Unveils New MOOC on 3D Modeling

Goodspeed Part of Team Helping Stop Stream Water Quality Degradation Before It Starts

Three Student Projects Win Michigan Association of Planning Top Honors

Public Design Corps Offers Summer Lecture Series

Unverzagt (M1DTW) Wins AIA Michigan Interior Design Award

IN THE NEWS: Hwang to Serve as Fall 2020 Goff Chair Of Creative Architecture at the University of Oklahoma

IN THE NEWS: Michigan’s Climate-ready Future: Wetland Parks, Less Cement, Roomy Shores (Michigan Radio)

IN THE NEWS: Evergrande Tycoon Loses $20 Billion as Investors Revolt (Bloomberg News)

IN THE NEWS: The Abandoned Houses of Instagram (New York Times)

Seeking Nature: D’Anieri Discusses 100th Anniversary of Appalachian Trail Proposal

IN THE NEWS: Eviction Data Needed to Help Tenants Facing Eviction, Study Says (Spartan Newsroom)

IN THE NEWS: How Michigan Can Keep Evictions Low Even After Moratorium Ends (WDET)

IN THE NEWS: PLY+ Takes a Style-Meets-Science Approach (Metropolis)

Haar: Exploring Social Activism in Architecture Practice and Education

Dean Massey in Architect Magazine: Architecture Should Not Be Exclusive

Taubman College Is Hiring: Two Faculty Fellows Focusing On Racial & Spatial Justice

Kevin Holland, FAIA, M.Arch ’98, Elected to AIA Board of Directors

Thomas and Hwang Contribute to “Planning Theory and Practice” Special Issue on Religion and Planning

M Research Video on Great Lakes Water Levels Highlights Norton's Research

IN THE NEWS: Dewar on Eviction Moratoriums (Michigan Radio)

IN THE NEWS: Dewar in NYT Story, "The Abandoned Houses of Instagram"

Taubman College Alumni Receive Top Honors from AIA Michigan

Norton Participates in Federal Appeals Court Oral Arguments for Tree Ordinance Case

DesignIntelligence Survey to Rate Architecture Programs, Deadline Extended to October 31

IN THE NEWS: Metropolis Features "Creative Placemaking" of Travis Crabtree, M.U.D. ’16, and Salam Rida, B.S. ’11, M.Arch ’17

IN THE NEWS: David Wang, M.Arch ’97, Pens Architect Magazine Op-ed, "The Long Echo of Racism"

D’Anieri’s New Book Explores the History of the Appalachian Trail

IN THE NEWS: Elyse Agnello, B.S. ’06, (DAAM), Named to AR’s 2021 Design Vanguard List

Taubman College to Host Design Futures 2021

Massey, Larsen, and Fishman Receive Grant to Study the Racialization of Space in Detroit

Dewar and Goodspeed’s Michigan Eviction Project Shows 65% Drop in Filings in 2020

M.U.R.P. Student Dolores Perales Receives Statewide Young Climate Leader Award

Ahlquist Invited to the 17th International Architecture Exhibition – La Biennale di Venezia

IN THE NEWS: Levine on National Planning Trends As Seen in Metro Detroit

Wilkins Contributes to Architectural League of NY's American Roundtable: Africatown, Alabama

Wilkins Contributes to Architectural League of NY's American Roundtable: Africatown, Alabama

Taubman College Announces Faculty Promotions

Jazairy Invited to the 17th International Architecture Exhibition – La Biennale di Venezia

IN THE NEWS: Lindsey May, B.S. ’10, Wins a 2021 Architectural League Prize

Dolores Perales, M.U.R.P. ’22: Making Sustainable, Equitable Change in Her Neighborhood

IN THE NEWS: UN Features Taubman College Capstone on Climate Change Policy in Colombia

Dolores Perales, M.U.R.P. ’22, Wants to Make Sustainable, Equitable Change in Her Neighborhood

Portico Spring 2021: Amy Gilbertson, M.Arch ’01, Knows the Beauty of Making It Better

IN THE NEWS: Levine on National Planning Trends As Seen in Metro Detroit

Portico Spring 2021 Cover Story: Reality, Untethered

Portico Spring 2021: Jamaican-American Daimian Hines, B.S.’99, M.Arch ’01, Designs Jamaica’s First Parliament

Portico Spring 2021: Craig Borum and Jen Maigret Are Not Niche Players

Portico Spring 2021: How Data Can Make Communities Equitable and Enjoyable

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