LSU Undergrad Teaches Architecture to Magnet Middle School
Seventh and eighth‐grade students can be difficult to reach. But not for Danielle Martin. The third‐year student in the LSU School of Architecture is teaching a group of middle school students at the Math…
Read Full StoryInterior Design Senior Named to Tiger Twelve
Christine M. Cangelosi, a graduating senior in the School of Interior Design, has been named to the LSU Dean of Student’s Tiger Twelve, which recognizes the twelve outstanding seniors who best demonstrate LSU’s commitment…
Read Full Story2010 LSU Summer Campus Architecture Career Discovery Workshop
The LSU Summer Campus Architecture Career Discovery Workshop is a one‐week, residential workshop on the LSU campus, sponsored by the LSU School of Architecture. Meet professional designers‐learn how they work and how they prepared…
Read Full StoryLSU Architecture Students Win National Competition
Two students from the LSU School of Architecture are part of a design team that recently won the $25,000 first prize in the Chase Community Development Competition, a nationwide contest in which college and…
Read Full StoryLSU Architecture Students Facilitate “Thanksgiving in the Park” for Gentilly Neighborhood in New Orleans
The LSU Office of Community Design and Development (OCDD) and a group of fourth‐year students from the LSU School of Architecture will help facilitate a neighborhood community visioning day in New Orleans’ Indian Village…
Read Full StoryLandscape Architecture Projects Hone in on Coastal Sustainability in Two Louisiana Communities
A professor at the Robert Reich School of Landscape Architecture is involved in two projects that are aimed at helping coastal communities of south Louisiana rebuild wetlands and develop recreational uses for waterways that…
Read Full StoryLandscape Architecture Students Build New Orleans Schoolyard
When high school students at the Priestly School of Architecture and Construction in New Orleans return to school next month, they might not recognize the once-drab, asphalt schoolyard that’s located in the city’s Carrollton…
Read Full StoryLSU Students Make their Mark on McComb, MS
While many LSU students spent the month of May regrouping from the spring semester and gearing up for summer, a dedicated group of students from the College of Art and Design were busy working…
Read Full StoryLSU Graphic Design Students Partner with LBTC to Create Marketing Materials for Start-Up Companies
Four small businesses in the Louisiana Business and Technology Center (LBTC) on the LSU campus got some welcome help this semester from a group of graphic design students in the School of Art. As…
Read Full StoryLSU Architecture Students Give Back By Helping Rebuild Baton Rouge
Despite hectic schedules and the need to prepare for final exams, a group of second-year students from the LSU School of Architecture found time on a recent Saturday morning to help revitalize one of…
Read Full StoryCuddeback Named 2009 Outstanding Service-Learning Faculty
Marsha R. Cuddeback of the School of Architecture is the recipient of the 2009 Outstanding Service-Learning Faculty Award for her exceptional and longstanding commitment to integrating quality service-learning activities into her architecture classes and…
Read Full StoryLSU Architecture Program Partners with Bethel Colony South to Open Home Repair Business by Women, for Women
Home Works, a new home repair service and training program by women and for women, opens its doors in New Orleans this weekend thanks, in large part, to efforts from the LSU School of…
Read Full StoryLSU Art Students Paint Mural for International School of Louisiana
When visitors walk in the main entrance of the International School of Louisiana – a progressive, language-immersion school in New Orleans – they’re greeted by a giant mural with colorful iconic images of the…
Read Full StoryLSU Art Students Create Giant Storybooks for Service Learning Project
The LSU School of Art is pleased to announce its participation this weekend in the first annual STORYBOOK BALL, a fundraiser to benefit Family Road of Greater Baton Rouge. The event will be staged…
Read Full StoryLSU School of Architecture’s Office of Community Design and Development Partners with Woodland Trail in Belle Chasse
The LSU School of Architecture’s Office of Community Design and Development (OCDD) is pleased to announce its latest community partner: the Woodlands Trail and Park in Belle Chasse, La., a 32-mile recreational and educational…
Read Full StoryLSU Architecture Students Help Recovering Addicts with Digital Storytelling Project
(Baton Rouge) – Fourth-year students in the LSU School of Architecture will embark on a special – and somewhat unusual project – this week when they attend a workshop on digital storytelling along with…
Read Full StoryExhibit of Redevelopment Plans for Historic McComb, MS. Showcases Work of LSU Architecture Students
(Baton Rouge) An upcoming exhibit will showcase the work of fourth-year students in the LSU School of Architecture, who have spent their semester assisting the city of McComb, Mississippi with sustainable downtown redevelopment. The…
Read Full StoryState Officials Visit LSU Landscape Architecture Studio to Review Student Project on River Road
(Baton Rouge) – Officials from the Louisiana Department of Culture Recreation and Tourism will visit a graduate design studio at the LSU Robert Reich School of Landscape Architecture this Friday Nov. 21 at 9…
Read Full StoryLandscape Architecture Students Win National Award
(Baton Rouge) – Three students from LSU’s Robert Reich School of Landscape Architecture have received one of the nation’s most prestigious awards for a project they did last year in New Orleans’ flood-damaged Lower…
Read Full StoryLSU Landscape Architecture Professors Win National Award for New Orleans Project
(Baton Rouge) Two faculty members at the LSU Robert Reich School of Landscape Architecture have received one the highest professional awards in their field for an urban farm they designed in a Vietnamese community…
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