Auburn University Takes Top Honors in Fifth Annual Colvin Case Study Challenge
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In Maryland, Asian-American Heritage is Endangered. Karen Yee Wants to Change That.
When Karen Yee wants to immerse herself in her native Chinese culture, she doesn’t head to the noisy ornamental facades of
Archival Deep-dive, Plus a Little Googling, Unearths Forgotten Cultural Pasts
A dilapidated sign—its red, angular letters still visible—sags on a crumbling building, one of many forgotten places flanki
“Life” and Death: Fall Preservation Project Offers Next Steps for Preserving Historic Cemetery
Nestled within the rolling landscape of Cedar Hill Cemetery in Suitland, Maryland, lives a haunting reminder of the lives i
Capstone Competition Fall 2020
The Colvin Institute will host the 2020 Fall Capstone Competition virtually via Zoom.
Jonathan Katz Earns Spot in the 2021 Presidential Management Fellows Program
URSP graduate student Jonathan Katz has been selected as a 2021 Presidential Management Fellows (PMF) Program Finalist by t
“Monumental” Assignment
Mount Rushmore casts a long shadow on the United States, and not because of its size.
Master of Architecture Theses (Fall 2020)
Join us on December 16, 2020 for the final presentations of Master of Architecture Theses.
UMD Report: Baltimore’s School Construction Program a Win for Students, but Less So for Neighborhoods
A $1.1 billion program to replace or rehabilitate 28 aging Baltimore public schools is on track to transform the educ
Lung-Amam Joins Social Science Advisory Board at Poverty & Race Research Action Council
Associate Professor of Urban Studies and Planning Willow Lung-Amam has been appointed to the