Architecture Alumna Julia Nagele Brings Towering Design—and Meaning—to Seattle’s Skyline
The majestic skyscrapers designed by Julia Nagele (M.ARCH ’96) don’t reach Seattle’s cloud cover in a conventional fashion.
Blue Sky Thinking: Students Design for an Autonomous Aerial Future
Of the long list of considerations architects must weigh when designing a building, flying cars have—so far—not been one of
Ming Hu Awarded Jefferson Science Fellowship
Associate Professor Ming Hu will join the nation’s top minds in science, technology and engineering as a 2022-2
Making ‘Place’ Through Art and Design
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A long stretch of sidewalk along New Hampshire Avenue offers a straight shot from Langley Park to Takoma Park.
Sustainable Maryland Granted State Funding by Maryland General Assembly
A bill passed by the Maryland General Assembly this month will establish the first-ever state funding for UMD’s
Pencil Us In: Maryland Day is April 30!
Next Saturday, visitors to College Park can capture the excitement of UMD’s biggest party of the year—not with a selfie, bu
NCSG Welcomes Chester Harvey
For transportation planners eager to get people out of their cars and on their feet, one of the most effective strategies, says t
2021-22 Arts & Humanities Dean's Lecture Series Featuring Nikole Hannah-Jones in Conversation with Dean Bonnie Thornton Dill
