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Arts and Architecture

Arts and Architecture

Hari M. Osofsky

Women in Leadership seminar to feature Penn State Law dean

A group of men wearing the same suits stand in a cluster in a chic industrial surrounding.

Cantus returns to Penn State with 'One Giant Leap' starting March 31

African Americans who migrated from States along the Mississippi River to Kansas in the late 19th century following the Civil War, in front of a home in Nicodemus, Kansas.

Things to Do at Penn State: March 18-25

Cantus “One Giant Leap”

A view of mountains seen from a lake with EarthTalks and a bubble superimposed

EarthTalks series examines design of buildings, cities to avoid global hothouse

A birds-eye view from the "EAVIRO District Development Plan."

Stuckeman School graduate student, alumni finalists in urban design challenge

2021 Alumni Achievement Awards graphic

Alumni Association to honor 16 Penn Staters with Alumni Achievement Award

African Americans who migrated from States along the Mississippi River to Kansas in the late 19th century following the Civil War in front of a home in Nicodemus.

The Black Reconstruction Collective to join Stuckeman School's lecture series

Chris Staley

Staley's work featured in exhibition and permanent collection at The Met

A man wearing a tailor suit jacket with a flower on the lapel smiles.

Trace repertory legacy of Ballet Hispanico with free event starting March 17

A man sits on a cement stoop and smiles for the camera.

Baritone Dashon Burton to join 'Meeting the Moment' on March 24

Grafton Tyler Brown, "Hot Springs at Yellowstone", 1889

Palmer Museum of Art acquires rare and important work by Grafton Tyler Brown

An information piece for the Museum of the City of New York.

Stuckeman School welcomes information designer Giorgia Lupi for virtual lecture

Miami Grand Central Park at night

Stuckeman School to host landscape architecture and urban design firm for series

An 800-square foot workshop in the Ogwuyo neighborhood of Ebenebe-Anam in Nigeria

Architecture professor’s firm named Emerging Voices competition winner

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