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How can bicycles, a healthy, a low-cost form of transportation, become more mainstream?

Tara Goddard's research findings promote the daily use of bicycles and rider safety.

Landscape architecture students, industry pros tackle design issues at Aggie Workshop

Design ideas for Travis Midtown Park in Bryan were created by Texas A&M landscape architecture students, faculty and design pros during a charrette at Aggie Workshop Feb. 18 in the Texas A&M AgriLife Center. 

Ndubisi remembered as leading landscape architecture researcher, educator

Forster Ndubisi, widely lauded as a transformative leader in landscape architecture research and education who served as a department head at the Texas A&M School of Architecture from 2004–2016, passed away March 4, 2022, after a lengthy illness.

Projects that address environmental issues earn awards for landscape architecture students

Landscape architecture students whose projects tackle pressing environmental issues in Texas earned awards for their work from the Texas Society of Landscape Architects.

Langford Living Wall restocked with greenery by students and professors

The green is back at the Langford Living Wall, as students and landscape architecture faculty Bruce Dvorak and Tom Woodfin stocked its modules with native plants during the waning days of the spring 2022 semester.

Planning professor developing resources to help small Gulf Coast communities deal with growing natural hazards 

Texas A&M urban planning associate professor Andrew Rumbach is studying the development of climate change-related planning tools tailored to help these towns.

Sweeney remembered as a longtime steady, kind presence in Aggie urban planning

Donald Sweeney, 77, a leading figure in urban planning education and administration at Texas A&M for almost 40 years, passed away June 17, 2022.

Award-winning educator, researcher to head Department of Landscape Architecture & Urban Planning

Galen Newman, whose teaching and research have earned numerous awards and honors, is the new head of the Texas A&M Department of Landscape Architecture and Urban Planning.

Study links children’s time outdoors to higher creativity, stronger connection to nature

A group of researchers found that children exposed to higher levels of nature result in a stronger connection to nature, higher creativity, and enhanced sensory sensitivity.