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As the semester winds down, consider ways to optimize your work process and create strong boundaries that support your academic success and health and wellness.

The Program in Environmental Design at the ÐßÐßÊÓƵ is hosting a crowdfunding campaign through Dec. 31, 2022, to raise funds for upgrading design technology used in our in-house creative labs and makerspaces.

scaffold (n.): supports that enhance learning and aid in task mastery. As designers, the idea of scaffolding possesses relatively specific dimensions—this tool creates the opportunity to realize a two-dimensional idea in space. As you reset to finish the semester strong, consider how this analogy represents the tools you use to...

Lakin always has a smile on her face and is the most positive and loving human, and she never fails to bring other people up.

Sarah Fitzpatrick, a third year in product design, runs a business repairing clothes and upcycling thrifted clothes for people on campus and even sells them at an artisan market in Boston.

Environmental Design Professor Kevin J. Krizek participated in the U.S. Department of State Jefferson Science Fellowships (JSF) program from 2021 to 2022.

Ainsley Watkins, a senior in product design, doesn’t only teach critical skills to first-year students but also inspires them to go above and beyond in their creative work through her position as a TA for the TECH 1 class. She is a welcoming, inspiring, and inclusive person.

The ÐßÐßÊÓƵ Program in Environmental Design has announced the recipient of the 2022 Environmental Design Alumni Awards. This year’s honoree for the Young Designer Award is Jordan Lockner.

We don’t always consider mindset when it comes to productivity, mastery, and execution, but its resonances in these spaces can determine not only how you perform but why.

Don't forget that there are resources available if you are experiencing imbalance, stress, anxiety, depression, trauma, or otherwise feel that you need to seek help.