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Texas A&M now offers students an opportunity to earn a Ph.D. in Construction Science, the first degree program of its kind in the state.
Scholars will explore Black and indigenous narratives in the U.S. in a 2022 program co-led by Andrea Roberts, assistant professor of urban planning.
William Raba ’86, a leading business executive and an Outstanding Alumnus of the School of Architecture, passed away Aug. 13, 2021.
The first day of the fall 2021 semester featured all in-person classes for the first time since virus precautions began in March 2020.
Policy makers and planners can now clearly see the expanding role that mobile homes have in affordable housing from research by planning professor Andrew Rumbach.
Videogames should be an integral part of education because they can excel at teaching creative problem solving and improve educational engagement, said viz faculty member André Thomas.
As the specter of increasingly severe coastal storms looms, urban and emergency planners, policymakers and citizens seek to protect infrastructures from catastrophic damage.
Youngsters at the Gates Children's Center are exploring nature and learning through play in a new outdoor activity area designed by landscape architecture students.
Texas' destiny lies with the “Texas Triangle,” a metro network that is the world’s 15th-largest economy, said former HUD secretary Henry Cisneros in his new book.
Donald Austin ’52, a leading educator and a founder of EDAW, one of the world’s leading landscape architecture and planning firms, passed away Oct. 6, 2021.
