Canadian Architect

CAFÉ 2026 Indigenous Knowledge and Design tours five schools of architecture

In March 2026, the Canadian Architecture Students Association (CASA-ACÉA) presented CAFÉ Indigenous Knowledge and Design at ...

Here are the undergraduate programs that pay off (and some that don’t)

Going to college works out financially for most students, a report shows, but the benefits depend greatly on the types of ...
The Daily Toreador

White named Dean Emeritus of the Huckabee College of Architecture

Texas Tech University announced Monday that the Board of Regents is honoring the Huckabee College of Architecture’s Jim White ...

Which Creative Degrees Offer the Highest Salaries and Strong Job Demand?

Advertising and public relations majors tend to make the highest income of any other creative bachelor's degree.
ArchitectureAU

University of Sydney announces new building for Camperdown architecture and design precinct

A $40 million donation will support a $74 million upgrade of the architecture, design and planning precinct at the University ...
Louisiana Tech University

Architecture students take top prizes in Gulf Coast Competition

Several fourth-year Louisiana Tech University Architecture students competed in the Gulf Coast Green Conference Student ...
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The university degrees that fast-track graduates to a six-figure salary

The degrees that can earn Australians a six-figure salary just three years after graduating university are proving more ...
ArchDaily

Architecture and Ideology: How Political Systems Shaped 20th-Century Design

Investigate postcolonial architecture's tension between modernity and cultural identity, highlighting the challenges of ...

EDITORIAL: Most college degrees still carry a financial benefit

College isn’t for everyone, and high schools would do well to bring back trade-oriented instruction for students who prefer a ...
The Next Web

This memory chip works at 700 degrees Celsius. The startup behind it is already building AI chips that compute where GPUs cannot.

USC researchers built a memristor that works at 700C, surviving conditions that killed every Venus probe. TetraMem is commercialising the technology for AI inference.