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Arboretum at Penn State

August 26, 2026

School of Music to present free 'Music in the Gardens' concert Sept. 10
A Black woman looks down at a piece of paper.

August 19, 2026

Terry Watson, Carmin Wong to lead ’What is Justice‘: Disability, Justice and Community Poetry Workshop 
Michele Dunleavy

June 29, 2026

Dunleavy named Arts and Architecture associate dean for access and equity
Black-and-white infographic of Moray, Peru, with a large central circular contour map of terraced fields, surrounded by layered landscape diagrams, maps, and small text panels referencing Inca cosmology.

June 12, 2026

Research grant to support exploring sustainable architectural practices in Andes
Group of people standing together at dusk beneath illuminated wooden archways along an outdoor garden path, with city buildings and power lines in the background.

May 08, 2026

Penn State students design healing garden for families affected by gun violence
Side by side head shot image of a young woman on the left with dark hair and a young man on the right with dark hair

November 25, 2025

Two composition students’ music selected for dean’s alumni video series relaunch
A woman stands at the front of a workshop, speaking to a seated group. She holds a small notebook and gestures with one hand. Behind her, a poster titled "Lapis Lazuli" explains the mineral’s historical use in art, especially as the source of ultramarine pigment. A table in front of her displays books, a mortar and pestle, and art supplies, suggesting a hands-on educational session about historical pigments and artistic techniques.

November 03, 2025

Borland Project Space reveals ‘Rocks, Minerals and the History of Art’
Abstract, flowing graphic image

September 30, 2025

College of Arts and Architecture names fifth cohort of 2025 Sustainability Fellows
Kris Grey

September 26, 2025

Transgender artist, writer and educator to discuss ‘Archival Impulse for Cultural Agitation’
A student standing and pointing at designs posted on a rolling wall; another person is sitting on an office chair in front of a very room-sized contoured fabric screen showing a digitally rendered building.

August 29, 2025

Stuckeman School expands teaching, creativity with Immersive Environments Lab
The cover of the book Architecture and Social Sustainability.

July 03, 2025

Stuckeman professor’s new book explores ‘socially sustainable’ architecture
Portrait of Tavia Mitchell

June 24, 2025

Architecture student awarded Justice Alliance in Design Education Fellowship
A black and white portrait of Patrick Hickey

June 10, 2025

Architecture alum critiques ADA in the built environment for thesis, wins award
Museum diorama depicting Los Angeles River

May 29, 2025

Arts and Architecture alumna explores Los Angeles River’s past and future in museum exhibition
A map indicating temperature rises in New York City.

May 19, 2025

Urban heat portal aims to tackle rising temperatures, protect at-risk residents
Ali Baghi stands in a hardhat and construction safety wear in a lab.

April 14, 2025

Stuckeman grad student focuses on the future of sustainable construction
Mohamed Sleiman Labat

April 12, 2025

Sahrawi visiting artist shares his experiences
Mural by Folayemi Wilson

November 15, 2024

Wilson designs mural for long-awaited Chicago subway station
A blue drafting table with invitations atop that are being put together by hand.

November 14, 2024

Graphic design students to host show designed to break down design stereotypes
Image of a person facing a large screen with geometric shapes projected onto it.

November 14, 2024

Video game lets players explore bacteria communities
A set of five 3D-printed black loom pegs shown behind significantly smaller conventional wooden loom pegs.

October 30, 2024

Anti-racism knitting-loom project grows with OriginLabs
A split-screen image of a black threaded flower at left and a black threaded tensile structure at right.

October 22, 2024

Work by Stuckeman architecture researcher featured in Los Angeles exhibition
Slips of paper attached to a pole

October 22, 2024

Exhibition to showcase art and science collaborations