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Many of David Lepo’s fondest memories of Taubman College involve his friend, mentor, and urban planning professor, Katharine Warner. Warner, who passed away in 2022, was known to her students […]

America’s affordable-housing crisis is getting worse. Apartment rents and new and existing home prices have risen beyond the reach of many families. Government housing subsidies and tax credits have proven […]

Joshua Powell, a recent University of Michigan dual master’s graduate in architecture and urban planning who took part in the first ArcPrep course seven years ago, plans to start a […]

The Office of the Vice President for Research (OVPR) awarded nearly $450,000 in grants across seven research teams to investigate the effects of systemic racism and inform strategies to combat […]

Taubman College welcomes new faculty members for the 2023–2024 academic year. These new colleagues join established faculty in offering students a breadth of opportunities for learning and professional development. Luke […]

Two new fellows are joining Taubman College for the 2023 – 2024 academic year. The college is excited to welcome the unique perspectives and energy Olaia Chivite Amigo, who has […]

The Urban and Regional Planning program at Taubman College welcomes new faculty and new leadership in fall 2023, coinciding with the beginning phases of developing a new strategic plan for […]

With the assistance of funding from the Taubman College Student Conference Travel Grant, Katie Bailey, M.Arch ’23, and Joe Johnston, M.Arch ‘24, traveled to the 2023 ACSA/EAAE Teachers Conference in […]

The Association for Computer Aided Design in Architecture (ACADIA) announced Kathy Velikov, professor of architecture and associate dean for research and creative practice at Taubman College, as the Society Award […]

After completing graduate school at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Stratton Coffman explored several different fellowship options at various architecture schools before entering the Taubman College Architecture Fellowship Program last […]

The University of Michigan’s Graham Sustainability Institute is launching the Center for EmPowering Communities to foster decarbonization solutions that advance community goals and priorities. Sarah Mills, Ph.D. U.R.P. ’15 and […]

With the assistance of funding from the Taubman College Student Conference Travel Grant, Aaron Comstock, B.S. Arch ’23, M.Arch ’25, recently traveled to the FIREHOUSE Station Design Conference, which connects […]

Collin Garnett, M.Arch ‘23, has received Taubman College’s 2023 George G. Booth Traveling Fellowship. The Booth Fellowship, which began in 1924, annually provides a $10,000 stipend to recent Taubman College […]

A team of faculty members from the Taubman College of Architecture and Urban Planning, the College of Engineering, and the School for Environment and Sustainability met on June 15 for […]

“It’s a plus and a minus always seeing problems,” says Vince Hoenigman. “It’s helped me in my career because I could anticipate the problems we were going to run into […]