Articles Tagged with ''students''

The virtual event brought together more than 50 attendees from across the nation to celebrate program milestones, engage with students and partners, and highlight the continued growth of the organization.

Architecture Week, April 13-19, unites and activates educators, community leaders, and architects to inspire and elevate the role of architecture in K-12 classrooms.

Architects are well-positioned to help college campuses and students create places and experiences outside the classroom that cater to their physical and psychological well-being and performance.

This annual competition prepares future industry leaders by providing hands-on experience with design-build best practices.

The Precast/Prestressed Concrete Institute (PCI) Design Precast pilot competition was a rousing success, with a three-student team from the University of Maryland winning first place.

The American Institute of Architects (AIA) successfully hosted the inaugural AEC Summit: Maximizing Impact Across the AEC on February 26, 2025, at the National Building Museum.

Polyglass U.S.A., Inc. participated in a Latinos in Action (LIA) event, where company leaders shared their personal and professional journeys to inspire the next generation of Latino youth.

The RAND Corporation has released a new independent study analyzing the gap between architectural academia and practice.

The school experience plays an outsize role in students’ lives, shaping mental and physical health as well as academic outcomes. How can school leaders ensure the design of their buildings best supports student wellbeing and success?