College of Design News

The UO-based arts and tech collective completed two commissions for the High Desert Museum’s Water Shapes the West exhibition. 

The design fair founders name the Prison Blues apparel project as example of conscious design.

AIA recognizes the trio’s project on architecture, public health, and the mosquito epidemic.

The $3.5 million gift will create new endowed chairs at the College of Design and the College of Arts and Sciences.

The House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee chairman met with Professor Marc Shlossberg's bike transportation course.

The EPA awards first place to a College of Design team for its Campus RainWorks Challenge.

The 2019 Northwest Preservation Field School partners with Oregon’s largest state park.

The arts and tech collective partners with symphony to present Russian composer Alexander Scriabin’s Prometheus: The Poem of Fire.

In the aftermath of the Notre Dame fire, History of Art and Architecture Associate Professor Maile Hutterer looks at the cathedral's storied past.

Photographer Ron Jude will use the fellowship to complete his large-scale geologically inspired photography project 12 Hz.

Participants from academia, architecture, government, and more will discuss how cities can prepare for emerging technologies.

The Sustainable City Year Program will work with Lane County on several connectivity projects.

Artist Natalie Ball will do a two-week printmaking residency at Crow’s Shadow Institute of the Arts.

The JSMA’s Reflections & Connections program empowers people with dementia and their care partners.

Interior Architecture students use objects from the Margo Grant Walsh Collection as inspiration to design and build pieces of furniture