Each year, more than 60 employers from across the nation pay for the privilege to have face-to-face time with our students. Career Day, February 22, 2019, is a day-long event for all students in our…
Throughout the week of November 26 to November 30, 2018, students in our college presented their finished work throughout the A+A as well as to city officials and leaders in Charleston, West Virginia, and Chattanooga,…
During summer 2018, four students in the School of Interior Architecture travelled to Chicago for the 50th annual NeoCon. The students, who were chosen for their exceptional design work completed in the college’s unique Crossville…
New national rankings reveal that our graduates are hired more often than graduates from many peer institutions. The 2018-2019 DesignIntelligence “Most Hired From” rankings show all three schools in the College of Architecture and Design…
Patrick Keogh, a fourth-year Interior Architecture student, spent his summer 2018 interning with Gensler in Tokyo. Gensler is an award-winning, billion-dollar global design firm that serves more than 3,500 clients in a variety of industries.…
Liz Teston, assistant professor in the School of Interior Architecture, researched and taught abroad in Romania as a Fulbright Scholar in spring 2018. The Fulbright Scholar Program is perhaps the most widely recognized and prestigious…
The College of Architecture and Design has named Billie Faircloth, a partner of KieranTimberlake, as its 2018 BarberMcMurry Professor. Faircloth joined KieranTimberlake in 2008, where she leads a group of professionals in diverse fields, including…
In the future, your houseplants could alert you to health hazards in your home. That’s the subject of breakthrough research by unlikely partners: The School of Interior Architecture and the Department of Plant Sciences. Led…
The multi-awarded Beardsley Farm Education Center, one of our design/build projects, has earned a regional design award. In June, the project was recognized with an Award of Merit from the American Institute of Architects Gulf…
Four students from the College of Architecture and Design who were chosen as UT Normandy Scholars spent 13 days in May exploring the history of World War II in England, France and Germany. Normandy Scholars…
