ARCH-2810 | Michael Oatman, Associate Professor

Selected Student Work:

Abigail Confalone
Brandon Marks Doug Ladzinski
Josie Moran

ARCH 4240/50/60 | Zbigniew Oksiuta, Sr. Lecturer

Selected Student Work:

Amber Reich
Danny Blanco Ogechi (Joy) Okafor

ARCH 4240/50/60 | Lonn Combs, Assistant Professor

Selected Student Work:

Daniel Cureno
Joli Brown
Luke Korzenko
Oyin Tukuru

In this installment of Every Day Matters, Boleslaw Szymanski, Claire and Roland Schmitt Distinguished Professor of Computer Science, discusses his Frontiers of Network Science class, which offers an introduction to network science and current research in the field. The class, which is now nearly ten years old, is open to both graduate and undergraduate students and demonstrates how research can be exciting, how satisfying it can be to share novel ideas with others, and how to focus on learning as a goal rather than a grade.

Find out what's happening with all of your favorite winter sports teams, including men's and women's basketball, hockey, swimming and diving, and track and field.

A book by SoA professors Chris Perry and Kathryn Dwye, together with Kathy Velikov (Taubbman / UofM), David Salomon (Ithaca College) and Peder Anker (New York University)

Book Launch

Wed February 1, @ 6:00pm.

Rizzoli Bookstore

1133 Broadway, between 25th and 26th Street

New York, NY 10010

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TALK: Wed Jan-25 @ 6:15pm. Greene Gallery.

Please join us this Wednesday, January 25th at 6:15pm for the 2023 Brown Fellows Program presentations. The event will feature presentations from the following students:

Angelene Applewhite: “Rebuilding a Kingdom at the Foundation: How to Heal the Indigenous Hawaiian Housing Crisis
Through Tradition, Ethnography & Sustainable Design”