Join the School of Architecture’s Undergraduate Office for a prospective student information session. At these sessions, prospective students and families will learn about the School of Architecture degree programs, facilities, career services, student support services, internships, and study abroad programs. The one-hour session also includes detailed application process information and a time for questions.
Join the School of Architecture’s Undergraduate Office for a prospective student information session. At these sessions, prospective students and families will learn about the School of Architecture degree programs, facilities, career services, student support services, internships, and study abroad programs. The one-hour session also includes detailed application process information and a time for questions.
Join the School of Architecture’s Undergraduate Office for a prospective student information session. At these sessions, prospective students and families will learn about the School of Architecture degree programs, facilities, career services, student support services, internships, and study abroad programs. The one-hour session also includes detailed application process information and a time for questions.
Following a yearlong update, the Materials Lab will reopen the week of April 10th. To mark the occasion, the SOA community is invited to a school-wide tea-time celebration on Friday, April 14 from 3:00 - 5:00 p.m. in WMB 3.102
Drop in to browse the updated material library, meet some of the Materials Lab's newest materials, and check out samples for final reviews. Coffee and sweets will be provided!
All are affected by extreme heat, yet certain populations including children experience a greater amount of the burden. As we enter the warm season, please join Dr. Kevin Lanza for a presentation on the impact of extreme heat on the health and well-being of vulnerable populations, and potential strategies to beat the heat in our warming world. Dr.
Between 2000 and 2010, Austin had the distinction of being the only major-growing city in the United States to simultaneously see a loss in its Black population. No other city with over half a million people, and which experienced more than ten percent population growth during this decade saw any losses of Black residents. This statistic not only made Austin an outlier among its peers, but it also seemed to run counter to Austin's external reputation as a welcoming, progressive and diverse city.